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it addressed France's financial crisis, including representatives from the clergy, nobility and consumer. This meeting highlighted the growing discontent among third estate it set the stage for the revolutionary changes.
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It was a direct attack on royal prison and a symbol of tyranny. parisians sought weapon and ammunition to defend against the kings forcers. this event is celebrated as a turning in the french revolution.
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the third estate took the tennis court oath, pledging not to disband until a new constitution was created. the event occurred after they were locked out of a meeting with the other estates.
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thousands of women marched to versailles, demanding bread and political history action from king Louis XVI,
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the fundamental rights of citizens emphasizing liberty and equality. influenced by enlightenment ideas, it aimed to create a foundation for democracy in democroavy.
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king Louis was executed by guillotine, after being tried for treason'. his death marked the definitive end of the french monarchy and the rise of republican.
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the Napoleonic code, made 1804 created a comprehensive set of civil laws in France. it emphasized principles such as equality before the law and property.
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it involved mass executions of perceived enemies of the revolution. led by robinspehre, the government sought to eliminate threats but resorted to extreme violence..
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he was executed on July 28th 1794 after losing support from the national convention. his fall marked the end of the reign of terror and a shift towards moderation in the revolution.