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Economic and financial crisis because of monarchie and war expenses. Agricole crisis because of the weather. And social and politic crisis because it's a very unequal society
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They were ordered by king Louis XVI to give everyone the chance to express their hopes and grievances directly to the King.
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The assembly's deputies pledge to keep united until the King approves the Constitution they created. -
Revolutionaries took over the Bastille, that at the time was seen as a symbol of the monarchie's power. -
The great fear was a period of panic and riot by peasants in which they burned the charts with the feudal rights.
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Abolition of privileges
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The French National Constituent Assembly issued the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen which defined individual and collective rights at the time of the French Revolution. -
Women invade Versailles to get signed the abolition of privileges. -
In the Champs of Mars, on the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille, the royal family pledges fidelity to the nation and seams to accept the revolution's reforms. -
The royal family tries to escape France to Varennes but they are caught. This creates a rupture between the nation and the king, his image is degraded. -
The first written constitution in France which established popular sovereignty. -
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Confirms connivance and trahison of the King Louis XVI. -
The abolishment of the monarchie that leads to a new constitution withs "universal" suffrage. -
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The first French Republic. -
He was convicted of high treason and other crimes. -
Louis XVI was found guilty of treason and condemned to death. Rivalry between Girondins and Sans-Culottes. -
Arrestation of the Girondins and power taken by Montagnards -
Everyone who is suspected to be with the Girondins will be executed. Execution of thousands of milliards of suspects. -
Montagnards are divided between the ones who want to keep going and the ones who don't. Robespierre was a dictator. -
The plaine deputies take over the power. 5 directories at the power and census suffrage comes back.
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reconciliation between revolutionaries and Catholics -
Napoleon's dictatorship: opponents arrested and press censorship -
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Reorganization of society for unification of France. -
Napoleon's sacred as emperor -
He is exiled to the island of Elbe for one hundred days and the monarchie is restored with Louis XVIII. -
Establishes the king's power and the Parlement's power separation.
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He returns for a brief tie but then he looses at Waterloo and is exiled definitely at the Saint Helene island.
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Charles X takes the power after Louis XVIII dies. He is ultraroyalist and breaks the balance. -
They fought with the Ottomans and won, principle of support of people's rights is born. -
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It led to the overthrow of King Charles X. 1814 Charter is revised. -
Ended the July Monarchy and established the French Second Republic. It sparked a wave of revolutions in 1848 in Europe. -
People express their wishes of freedom -
Benito Juarez
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Europe needed more materials after industrial revolution.
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Fachoda was a place in Africa which was an English base in 1865, then the Frenchs tried to conquer it in 1898 and at the end the UK and France came to an agreement and became allies. -
He was murdered in Sarajevo by a Serbian nationalist. -
July 28th: Austro-Hungary declares war on Serbia
1st of august: Germany declares war on Russia
august 3rd; Germany declares war on France
august 4th: The United Kingdom declares war on Germany
august 5th: Austro-Hungary declares war on Russia
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The germans arrived to French territory and they held on to it with the trenches. -
Committee on public information to convince USA citizens to go to war