French Revolution

Cuase of the French Revolution

Feb 15, 1763

[causes of the french revolution](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causes_of_the_French_Revolution)[sevan years war](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Years'_War)sevan year war(1756-1763)
They had just lost the Sevan Year War and were in debt. the people were starving because of the bad harvest. but the king and queen were still spending money like it was nothing.

the flour war

Apr 18, 1775

[bread](www.ultimatehistoryproject.com/bread.html)[a bread riot](https://chnm.gmu.ed)[timeline of the french revolution](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_French_Revolution)
bread riots known as flour wars began in djion and spread.the price of bread was rising so mobs of people would pretty much storm bakerys and take what they wanted.

Tennis court oath

Jun 20, 1789

mount holyoke[history.com](www.history.com)[wiki](www.wikipedia.com) the 3rd estate of the national assembly met at a tennis cout close to the versialle and took an oath stating that they would keep going to theses meetings that they were having.

Storming the Bastille

Jul 14, 1789

storming of the bastille[bastille](www.bastille-day.com)[wiki](www.wikipedia.org) a group made up of craftsman and store owners band together. the mob stole weapons and stored the bastille. after they stormed and killed the gaurds, the mob tore down the bastille brick by brick.

D.R.M

Aug 26, 1789

[french revolution timeline](www.precdene.com/timeline)[decleration of the rights of man and citizens](http://chnm.gmu.ed)[wiki](www.wikipedia.org)
a list of the rights of there government and the people. they were created by the representatives of the 3rd estate.

robespeirre reign of terror

Sep 29, 1789

[history figures ](www.bbc.co.uk)[robespierre and the terror](www.historytoday.com/marisa.../robespierre-and-terro)[max robespierre](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilien_de_Robespierre)[reign of terror](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reign_of_Terror)
robespierre omly wanted blood to be shed. many believe that he is cause of the reign of terror. he mad a list of people he believed were against the revolutiona dn sent them to the guillotine.

Bread March

Oct 5, 1789

[5th october 1789, wemon march](www.onthisdeity.com)[march on versille](www.poccua.edu)[womens march on versille](www.wikipedia.org) a mob of woman marched to the Palace of Versille. when they got there they killed the kings gaurds and then took the king and his family.

National Assembly

Oct 19, 1789

[national assembly spark notes](www.infoplease.com)[national assembly](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Assembly_(French_Revolution)timeline
an assembly created by the representatives of the 3rd estate. they supported the enlightenment ideas

Civil Consitiution of the Clergy

Jul 17, 1790

[Civil Constitution of the Clergy](www.britannica.com/.../Civil-Constitution)[Civil Constitution of the Clergy](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Constitution_of_the_Clergy)timeline.after this law was passed it created a lot of devout catholics in the french church turn against the revolution. this law subordinated the Roman Catholic Church in the french government. this law was created as an attempt to reconize the the roman catholic

the national flag

Sep 21, 1790

[timeline of the french revolution](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_French_Revolution)timeline
the tricolor is declared the national flag. also in september in the month when the first radical newspaper was printed

Thye Royal Escape

Jun 20, 1791

[the royal family fleas france](www.kidspast.com)[the flight to varennes](alphahistory.com)[flight to verennes](www.wikipedia.org)
the king tried to escape him and his family to austria. theybonly made it to the boarder of astria and then they were captured and taken back to paris

guillotine

Apr 25, 1792

[guillotine](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guillotine)[robespierre ](www.historytoday.com/marisa.../robespierre-and-terror)[guillotine](www.crimelibrary.com)
the guillotine was created by robespierre. the creating of the guillotine was approved by the national assembly and was used to execute anyone against the french revolution. this also used to execute the king after he tried to esape to purssia.

death of king louis 16

Jan 21, 1793

[king louis XVI exuction](www.history.com)[louis XVI of france](www.wikipedia.org)[when did king louis 16 die](www.google.com)
the king and his family were on house arrest and tried to escape. the people of france saw this as an act of treasian, and had him exucuted the next day.

Marie Antoinette death

Oct 6, 1793

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Antoinette
www.biography.com/people/marie-antoinette
www.freerepublic.com
after the death of her husband, marie was put on trial. she was accused of many things. By the end of the trial her punishment was decided. marie was beheaded.

reign of terror

Jul 27, 1794

[reign of terror](www.encyclopedia.com)[the reign of terror](www.historywiz.com)[reign of terror](www.wikipedia.org)
a period of violence that occured during the french revolution. it was the conflict between political factions.

robespierres death

Jul 28, 1794

[robespierre and the terror](www.historytoday.com/marisa.../robespierre-and-terror)[fall of robespierre](https://www.mtholyoke.edu)[maximillian robespierre](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilien_de_Robespierre)
robespierre did not let the national assembly see who was on a list of people that were going to be sent to the guillotine so the national assembly went to his house and tried to arrest him. he shot himself in the jaw and was sen to the guillotine