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first of all it started the mark of the french revolution. also it was a meeting to set up new taxes. -
a turning point in the French Revolution it was a symbolic event in European history. It showed that a force of people could challenge a monarchy and overpower it. -
it was a pledge that was signed in the early days of the French Revolution. It was an important revolutionary act that showed the belief that political authority came from the nation's people, and not from the monarchy. -
it sets out the natural and inalienable”rights, which are freedom, ownership, security, resistance to oppression. it recognizes equality before the law and the justice system, and affirms the principle of separation of powers. -
it took away most of the remaining authority and power the king had left. Also it was for women who wanted more bread in france. -
a secret cupboard containing proof of Louis' counter revolutionary beliefs and correspondence with foreign powers was discovered in Tuileries Palace. He was brought to trail for treason and executed by guillotine -
it was a climactic period of state sanctioned violence during the french revolution. its goal was resolving the opposition of the revolution needed to be crushed and eliminated so that the revolution was able to succeed.
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Robespierre and a bunch of his followers were arrested at a hotel. And later they were killed by guillotene. -
Napoleon starts a new set of laws. So everyone has to abide by them and not the old laws. -
Napoleon did this so that he could gain prestige in international royalist and catholic circles. also to lay a foundation for a future dynasty. -
Napoleon is fighting pretty much the rest of europe. they are trying to knock him down some in fear he may become too powerful.
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they went into russia from modern day poland. It was very bad. Russia refused to engage with napoleons forces. frances units froze or starved by the hundred thousands. -
he adbocates the throne in the treaty of Fontainebleau. he is banished to the island of elba. -
napoleon dies because he had been getting sicker and sicker and he had been suffering from recurrent abdominal pain, progressive weakness and unabating constipation.