Haitian

French & Haitian Revolutions

  • French: March on Versailles

    French: March on Versailles
    Women revolutionaries marched from Paris to Versailles he woman set out on a march from Paris to Versailles in the hin order to get bread that was overpriced and too expensive for them.
  • Haitian: French Revolution started

    Haitian: French Revolution started
    Beginning of a major/well-known social and political milestone and change.
  • French: Call of the Estate General

    French: Call of the Estate General
    France lost a plethora of money due to King Louis XVs' extravagant spending. This caused the french Monarch to call to order the estate general (clergymen, lower & middle class citizens) whom created land tax levy's.
  • French: Tennis Court Oath

    French: Tennis Court Oath
    After finding an open chamber door the deputies and royalty flead to the local tennis court for safety where they also took an oath to not separate.
  • French: Storming of the Bastille

    French: Storming of the Bastille
    Bastille (french prison) was stormed by an upset mob. Though the Bastille had prisoners they were not the ones that were attracting the mob, instead came for the ammunition storage. During the sieze of the prison the Govenor that refused to comply witht he mob was decapitated.
  • Haitian: Uprising in northern plain

    Haitian: Uprising in northern plain
    The entire northern plain ws englufed in flames, the plantation owners were killed.
  • French: Royal Family attempts to flee

    French: Royal Family attempts to flee
    The royal family attempted to flee Paris, France after King Louis understood that things were becoming much to dangerous to live through during the revolution.
  • French: The First invasion of the Tuileries

    French: The First invasion of the Tuileries
    Over 4 years after the invasion on Bastille the revolutionaries seized the home of the assembly and the king.
  • French: Overthrow of the monarchy

    French: Overthrow of the monarchy
    This day was one of the most well known moments during the revolution. The revolutionaries in France over threw the monarchy due to them discovering King Louis XVI committed treason.
  • Haitian: Outbreak of war

    Haitian: Outbreak of war
    The outbreak of war and rebellion caused the slave owners and plantation owners fear the potential rebellion.
  • Haitian: Emancipation decrees

    Haitian: Emancipation decrees
    The revolution and constant rebellion resulted in the emancipation into a separate colony.
  • Haitian: Toussaint changes sides

    Haitian: Toussaint changes sides
    Midway through the revolution François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture switched to the french side.
  • Haitian: British occupation

    Haitian: British occupation
    After the emancipation the newly created colonies were invaded by the British and influenced the growth of military force by Haitians.
  • French: Execution of the King

    French: Execution of the King
    Former King Louis XVI was decapitated by the revolutionaries will Marie Antoinette was forced to watch.
  • French: Execution of the Queen

    French: Execution of the Queen
    Mary Antoinette was executed by decapitation she was the first execution victim after the 'reign of terror' occurred.
  • French: Execution of Robespierre

    French: Execution of Robespierre
    Though Robespierre was strongly against the death penalty he played a major role in the execution of KIng Louis XVI. He was a large dictator and the french didnt like him whatsoever so the ordered his arrest. They were tried but the next day were executed.
  • Haitian: Toussaint's secret treaty with England

    Haitian: Toussaint's secret treaty with England
    The secret alliance treaty that was signed removed the British blockade for a promise that the black revolution would not be expanded and exported to Jamaica.
  • Haitian: War between Toussaint and André Rigaud

    Haitian: War between Toussaint and André Rigaud
    The battle between the 'ex-slave' and the freed colored person was also known as the War of knives.
  • Haitian: Toussaint's constitution, and occupation of Santo Domingo

    Haitian: Toussaint's constitution, and occupation of Santo Domingo
    The constitution that was modeled after both the french and american constitution documents was signed in 1801.
  • Haitian: War of Independence

    Haitian: War of Independence
    This war destroyed a lot that was renewed and restored since the revolution.