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It was a meeting of the states of france: the clergy, the nobles, and the common people. It was a meeting to propose solutions about France's financial status.
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It was the first time that the french overpose King Louis XVI and were contradicting his favor. It actually took place in a tennis court and was a pledge to not execute decisions made by the king.
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The prison in Paris which is a big and massive fortress had shown royal authority, it was a symbol of the abuse of monarchy during the time in France. There was a big fire involving the prison resulting in many deaths.
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The revolution between the royal and the estates of france has a resolution. The estates that separated the people and all the classes have endedn and the feudalism has also been abolished.
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The constitution of france inspired by Thomas Jefferson created a declaration of rights of the man and citizen that establishes the rights of all people in France.
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They were various events of civil unrest that were mostly interpreted by women. During these times women and men invaded shops and stole from them.
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It was a revoulitonary assembly formed by the third estate (the common people) which was later the national assembly and also a assembly with more justice and acceptance towards the people.
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King Louis XVI attempted to flee France in fear that his and his family's life were in risk. They tried to go to Austria as Marie Antoinette's brother was the emperor of Austria and thought it would be safe there. Yet they failed because they were recognized on the way there and got them arrested.
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The first constitution of France was written when the absolute monarchy in France had collided. This new constitution was very different and adopted constitutionality.
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European monarchs were keeping an eye on France seeing as the revolution was taking place and were worried that the revolution would keep on spreading to european countries. The monarchs were united and launched against France they wanted war because they thought it would unify the country. On April 1792 France had declared war on Austria and Prussia.
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On September, 1792 the french monarchy had been abolished and Jean-Marie Collot d'Herbois had proposed this movement with some contradictions but hesitated enough to make this move be established.
