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The representatives of the three states of each locality would make lists of damages of rights and goods to present to the king.
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Storming of Bastille caused by demonstrators looking for weapons and gunpowder.
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Parisian women march to Versailles in response to the food crisis.
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Louis XVI and his family flee Paris but are caught near the Austrian border
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Prussia and Russia claim that if any harm is done to the king, both countries will intervene militarily.
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The end of the special privileges of the nobility with the legalization of equality.
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By the republic reformation, it proposed the execution of Louis XVI, the moderates rejected and demanded a trial, but the effort wasn't worth it. Louis XVI was blamed for betrayal.
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The Legislative Assembly Declares War against Austria. (Marie Antoinette was Austrich).
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In late September, therefore, the first election took place under the rules of the Constitution of 1791. Monarchy was abolished.
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Was a period of violence during the French Revolution incited by conflict between two rival political factions, Gerondins and Jacobins.
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A five-member organization that governed France from November 1795 to November 1799.
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During the period from 1795 to 1799 in particular, the French army was nearly unstoppable. A young Corsican in charge of French forces in Italy and then Egypt.
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It was a series of wars conflicts that took place during the time when Emperor Napoleon I Bonaparte ruled in France.
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France invade Spain
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Assembly in 1814–15 that reorganized Europe after the Napoleonic Wars.