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The opening of the Estates General, on 5 May 1789 in Versailles, also marked the start of the French Revolution.
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On June 20, 1789, the Tennis Court Oath was taken. There, the men of the National Assembly swore an oath never to stop meeting until a constitution had been established.
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revolutionists tried to storm he political prison Bastille. 94 people died.
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This was a law declared called the DOTROM.
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women of low class led a march on to versailles
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after years of tyranny, the king gets executed by the guiliten while trying to desert the nation.
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Time in Frances history where mass executions take place killing the rich and spilling blood in the streets of France. One of Frances bloodiest times in history.
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Robespierre and his 21 followers were executed at midnight.
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a new code of laws established by Napoleon and was a huge influence across the world.
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After a brutal period in time, Napoleon crowns himself as leader of France and has complete power.
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Big war and a stalemate happend for way too long. The french won many battles but had to deal with a lot of heat from Spanish guerilla warfare. lots of losses on both sides.
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The french army marches on into Russia to take over the largest nation on the planet.
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The enemies of France make it into Paris and force Napoleon into exile
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Napleon is exiled to a farthur island and dies of stomach cancer.