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its members of the third estate vowed not to separate until they had have a new constitution
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when people attacked a prison in paris
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its a document of the french revolution that proclaims the rights of all people
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it ended the king’s independent authority
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former King of France since the abolition of the monarchy
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to protect the french revolution from internal and external threats.
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a faction within the French Revolution
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was a period of violence during the French Revolution
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painting by Jacques-Louis David the artist's friend and murdered by a French revolutionary leader
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she was executed by guillotine after being convicted
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they were executed by guillotine and being accused
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a response to Robespierre’s increasing dictatorship and the excesses of the Reign of Terror
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a prominent figure of the French Revolution, was arrested and executed
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established the French Directory a five-member executive body
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helped save the Directory by suppressing a royalist uprising in Paris
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overthrowing the French Directory and establishing the Consulate
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with the Coup of 18 Brumaire, led by Napoleon Bonaparte
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establishing principles like equality before the law, property rights, and freedom of religion
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symbolic act signifying his rejection of papal authority and the establishment of the first french empire
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they marked the collapse of his Russian campaign.
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Napoleon invaded Russia with a large army, but after a series of retreats and a major battle, he occupied the capital only to face abandonment
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the return of the Bourbon monarchy in France after the fall of Napoleon.
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Napoleon was exiled to Elba, where he retained the title of emperor, governed the island
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Napoleon escaped from Elba with 1,100 troops, setting sail for France to reclaim power