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Began as a hunting lodge for King Louis XIII, then expanded to palace, park and garden. -
The King moved the capital from France to lavish Versailles, where many of the world's treaties were signed. The equestrian was one of the many statues that were there. -
The couple was married to unite the two countries. -
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A pledge given early in The French Revolution, that brought the country closer to democracy. -
The palace, local prison, was stormed and seized. It was an act of rebellion against the Monarchy. -
The document defined individual rights and collectively. Issued byFrench Constituient Assembly. -
King Louis was excecuted after being found of treason. Before he attempted to escape but was caught, and brought back to trial -
France's government was in turmoil, where there were many acts of violence. Excecutions -
Was the first revision of law since the Roman era. It was written to achieve a compromise between the pas and the revolution. -
Napoleon crowns himself king. As king he court akward, the tasks different than before. -
The harsh winter made it difficult, for Napoleon, it lost more troops than he had before. This would become one of his worst campaigns. -
Was fought in the Netherlands, and was Napoleon's last. -
Napoleon was exiled to South Helena, where he spent the rest of his days. -
Earlier events of French Revolution, women marched and protested because of scarcity of bread. Armed with weapons taken from a local armory., thousands stormed the city.