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1789: 1 May: meeting of the General States. June 20 – Third-state meeting at the Ball Game. July 14: Take the Bastille
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August 4 – Abolition of feudalism. August 26 – Declaration of the rights of man and citizen
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First political parties created.
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August 1792: assault on the Tuileries and new assembly. September 1792 to June 1793 Girondino government, condemn to death Louis XVI and war against European countries
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Girondino government of transition and triumph of the moderate bourgeoisie
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Executive branch in the hands of a five-member board and Napoleon's coup d'eer
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Executive power held by three people and Napoleon consul lifetime
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New constitution, Napoleon proclaimed emperor by Pope Pius VII in the Cathedral of Paris. External conflicts. Economic blockade of Britain. Defeat of Trafalgar. Defeat of Spain and Portugal. The great Napoleonic empire. End of the Napoleonic Empire. Defeats in Russia and Spain. Battle of Leipzig. Napoleon is taken to the island of Elba. Return of Napoleon. Battle of Waterloo.
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Restoration of the old regime and fight against liberalism. Restoration of European borders. Creation of the Holy Alliance: Prussia, Russia and the Austrian Empire.