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Constitutional Monarchy
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A French Militia of 114 (a predecessor of the National Guard), stormed the fortress and prison Bastille, which reperesented the misuse of power by the French Government
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-Written by the Third Estate in respone to current disparity
-In 19 parts, including the Declaration of the Rights of Men. -
Hoards of Third Estate women marched on the Palace of Versaille, an example of governmental excess, and forced the royal family back to Paris
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-Called to deal with financial crisis in France
-Featured elected officials from each estate -
-Turned remaining clergy members into state employees
-Never adopted by Pope Pius -
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-Declared allegiance of France and Holy Roman Empire
-Declared support for Louis XVI -
-Louis XVI accepts the Constitution of France officially
-Established popular sovereignty -
-Every male over age 18 had legal obligation to join National Guard
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-Guillotine adopted as official means of excecution
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-Threatened that should the Royal Family be harmed, the civilians would be harmed
-Inspired even more animosity -
-Fédéré militias besiege the Tuileries Palace
-Ending (temporarily) the Bourbon Monarchy -
-Exiled to Temple, an ancient fortress turned prison
-Stripped of title and honors -
-Battle between French Revolutionaries and Prussians
-Eventually falls to Prussian forces -
-A wave of mob violence in Paris
-Killed roughly 1,200 trapped prisoners -
-Killed by revolutionaries
-At Place de la Révolution -
The Republic
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A series of excecutions aimed at "enemies of the revolution"
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-In response to the Reign of Terror
-Ordered the Arrests of all enemies to the revolution -
-Also in Place de la Révolution
-Exceuted hairless and in plain white garments, the same day of her sentencing -
-Trial of 21, who though opposed to the monarchy, were also against the revolutionaries.
-Resulted in the excecution of all on the 31st -
-Tried, sentenced and executed in the span of a day
-Buried in a mass grave at Madeleine Cemetery -
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-Battle in the Streets of Paris
-Launching point for the carreer of General Napoleon Bonaparte
-Republican Victory -
-Battle against Austrian forces in Italy
-Led by Napoleon
-French Victory -
-Seizure of power by members of French Directory
-Supported by directors Barras, Rewbell and La Révellière-Lépeaux -
-Battle near Cairo, Ottoman Egypt
-Fought betwen France and the Ottoman Empire (with alleid Mamluks)
-French Army under command of Napoleon Bonaparte, resulting in French Victory -
-A Coup d'etat in Saint-Cloud, overthrowing the Directory
-Replaced by Napoleon with the French Consulate -
-Napoleon elected first consul of the French Consulate
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Napoleon's Empire
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-Battle in Italy between France and Austria
-Napoleon defeats Austria, gaining Austrian concessions -
-Assasination attempt on Napoleon
-a Royalist movement to remove the Consul from power -
-Agreement between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII
-Solidfied the Catholic Church as the Religious Majority in FRance, and reinstated much of its power -
-Treaty between French Republic and the UK
-Temporarily ended hostility during the French Revolutionary Wars -
-New French consititution is adopted
-Plebiscite named Napoleon First Consul for life -
-Napoleon introduces a new code of civic conduct
-Forbade privileges granted by birth, granted freedom of religion, and stated that government jobs should be granted to those most qualified -
-Napoleon names himself Emperor, creating the position
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-Naval Battle between the UK and France (accpompanied by allied Span)
-Decisive British Victory -
-Napoleon names brother Joseph Bonarparte the King of Naples
-Continues to appoint family to other positions -
-Dissolved after a military defeat against Napoleon
-Began the foundations of the German Empire, as well as the eventual demise of the Hapsburg Empire -
-Issued by Napoleon following the French success against Prussia
-Forbade import of British goods to France -
-Foreign policy of Napoleanic France
-More or less a large scale embargo of British and Irish goods imposed on much of Europe under Napoleon -
-Napoleon besieges Danzig, then Prussian, during the War of the Fourth Coalition
-Danzig provided France with an important strategic position -
-Battle in the War of the Fourth Coalition, located in Prussia, against Russia
-Decisive French victory, ending the Fourth Coalition and Franco-Russian hostility -
-Response to French Vitory at Friedland
-Treaties with Russian Tsar Alexander and Prussia
-Formalized the cleint states Kingdom of Wesphalia, Duchy of Warsaw and the Free City of Danzig -
-Founded by Napoleon in 1808 as an institution of higher education
-Highly centralized and controlled education system -
-Treaty between France and Austria, signed in Vienna
-Ended the Fifth Coalition during the Napoleanic Wars -
-Battle on hometurf of Russia against France, Italy and the Duchy of Warsaw
-Napoleon captures Moscow, and retreats from Russian Territory -
-Seven week Armistice between Napoleon and the Allies
-Used to buy time between campaigns, and cement the Treaty of Richenbach -
-Treaty during War of the Sixth Coalition between France, Austrian Empire, Prussia and Russia
-Stripped Napoleon of his powe as French Emperor
-Napoleon exiled to Elba -
-A six day series of victories against the Sixth Coalition: Russia and Prussia
-Ended in a tactical victory for Napoleon, and secured Paris -
-Napoleeon escapes Elba, his place of exile
-Begins to return to Paris -
-Battle in Waterloo, Netherlands of France against the entire Seventh Coalition consistent of the UK, Netherlands, Hanover, Nassau, Brunswick and Prussia.
-Resulted in the ultimate defeat of Napoleanic France -
-Reinstated the Bourbon Monarchy after fall of Napoleon
-Restored by the entirety of the Seventh Coalition -
-Napoleon exiled for the final time
- Exiled to Saint Helena, a tiny British island in the South Atlantic
