Anonymous   prise de la bastille

Revolution of Time

  • No More Money!

    During the year 1786, Bankers refused to lend any more money to the government so therefore, King Louis XVI and Mary Antoinette faced big severe problems.
  • Estates-General

    Estates-General
    In May 5 1789, The meeting “Estates-General” which was an assembly of representatives from each estates, gathered up and discussed issues. This was located in Versailles, Because the King needed money.
  • Tennis Court Oath

    Tennis Court Oath
    On June 17 1789, in the Estates General assembly, they concluded to a vote to establish the National Assembly (third estate) which led to the Tennis Court Oath. (a pledge to stick together until they achieved what they wanted).
  • Bastille Prison

    Bastille Prison
    In July 14 1789, a huge mob of the third estate stormed the Bastille prison in paris in search of gunpowder and weapons. They attacked the prison commander and several guards to death, then they put their heads on sticks and paraded around the streets.
  • Feudalism?

    Feudalism?
    On August 4 1789, Feudalism is ended, and divisions between estates ended. There is officially no more estate system.
  • Dec. of Rights of Man

    Dec. of Rights of Man
    In August 27 1789, basically the Declaration of Rights of Man and of the Citizen was presented and published.
  • Bread Riots

    Bread Riots
    In October 1789, women rioted over the rising price of bread. Women grabben weapons and broke into the palace killing guards and demanding for the king and queen to go out of Versailles, back to Paris.
  • Reformation

    Reformation
    During the year of 1790, changes are happening and the Assembly reforms France.
  • Attempted Flee

    Attempted Flee
    On June 1791,The Royal Family attempted to flee france to Austrian Netherlands. But they were apprehended and returned to paris under guard.
  • New Constitution

    New Constitution
    In Spetember 1791, The Legislative Assembly completed a new constitution when King Louis XVI approved of the limited constitutional monarchy.
  • Declaration of War

    Declaration of War
    In April 1792, The Legislative Assembly declared war against Austria and Prussia.
  • Tuileries

    Tuileries
    On August 10 1792, 20,000 men and women attacked the Tuileries (palace where royal family stayed), and they massacred the royal guards and imprisoned King Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and their children.
  • Massacres

    Massacres
    In September 1792, the Massacres occurred. Citizens raided the prisons and murdered over 1,000.
  • National Convention

    National Convention
    On September 21 1792, The National Convention took office and called an election of a new legislature. France Abolished the monarchy.. Becomes a Republic.
  • Guillotine

    Guillotine
    In January 21 1793, King Louis XVI was excecuted with the guillotine. He was beheaded.citizens
  • Only 300,000?

    Only 300,000?
    On February 1793, The Convention ordered a draft of 300,000 french citizens during the ages of 18 and 40.
  • Robespierre...

    Robespierre...
    On July 1793, Robespierre (Jacobins member) becomes leader of committee "Public Safety " which is recognized as the “Reign of Terror" for one year.
  • Reign of Terror?

    Reign of Terror?
    In July 1794, Robespierre is disposed, arrested and executed. End of “Reign of Terror”
  • Moderate Government

    Moderate Government
    During the year 1795, a new moderate government was created and was named the Directory.