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French Revolution timeline

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    French Revolution

  • Food shortage

    Food shortage
    the people were short on food and this made them angry because the king had all the food and never went hungry
  • American Influence

    American Influence
    the french helping the americans in there revolt influenced the french to revolt
  • estate generals meet at versailles

    estate generals meet at versailles
    They were immediately divided over a fundamental issue: should they vote by head, giving the advantage to the Third Estate, or by estate, in which case the two privileged orders of the realm might outvote the third? On June 17 the bitter struggle over this legal issue finally drove the deputies of the Third Estate to declare themselves the National Assembly.
  • National Assembly

    National Assembly
    the national assembly was the joint name for the two houses of parliament during the fourth replublic it was the new name of the lower house.
  • Tennis court Oath

    Tennis court Oath
    The deputies of the third estate,commoners and lower clergy meet on an indoor tennis court known as the Jeu de Paume promise to meet everyday until the king agreed to there say.
  • the Great Fear

    the Great Fear
    the great fear occured when the peasants were nearly panic-stricken.he gathering of troops around Paris scared the people and caused fear through the city.
  • Bastille Day

    Bastille Day
    a group formed of crafstman and salesman decided to fight back and ran to the Invalides to steal some weapons.stole 28,000 rifles, but had no gun powder but they knew that the bastille had gunpowder so they decides to attack it.
  • D.R.M

    D.R.M
    the D.R.M was Approved by the National Assembly of France, August 26, 1789,basic rights of man and every person got these rights no more no less , is what they hoped for
  • The new regime

    The new regime
    the new regime established civil equality among men ,and made more than half the adult male population eligible to vote
  • Bread March

    Bread March
    thousands of woman marched 12 miles from paris to versailles, they were armed with weapons , they wanted king louis 16 to lower the cost of bread and sign the D.R.M, slaughterd the gaurds and put there heads on pikes. SOURCE: notes..
  • Royal Escape

    Royal Escape
    fearing for the lives of himself and his family,King Louis 16th attempted to escape into Austria. Marie Antoinette’s brother was the emperor of Austria. They hoped that once in Austria they would be safe.however, when they were noticed along the road by a tollman who called for soldiers to have them arrested. Returned to Paris, the king and his family had no choice but to accept any demands put upon them by the people and to remain in their home as prisoners.
  • The Counterrevolution

    The Counterrevolution
    The events in France gave new hope to the revolutionaries who had been defeated a few years before in the United Provinces,elgium, and Switzerland,all those who wanted changes in England, Ireland, the German states, the Austrian lands, or Italy looked upon the Revolution with sympathy.
  • regicide

    regicide
    A number of French nobles, ecclesiastics, and some bourgeois abandoned the struggle in their own country and emigrated.many formed armed groups close to the northeastern frontier of France to help the rulers of Europe
  • Death of king louis the 16th

    Death of king louis the 16th
    In August 1792, the royal couple was arrested by the sans-cullottes and imprisoned,The next January, king louis walked the guillotine and was executed.
  • Reign of terror

    Reign of terror
    In the middle of a civil and foreign war the government decides to make "terror"and to take harsh measures against those suspected of being enemies of the Revolution
  • Results of the french revolution

    Results of the french revolution
    The ending of the french revolution resulted in the government to change into a democracy . Food no longer scarce and places no longer at war with another .SOURCE:notes