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Maximilien Robespierre was born May 6th 1758, France.
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Robespierre studied law, and because a lawyer when he turned 30. King Louis visited the school Robespierre studied law at, being the first interaction.
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The Tennis Court Oath, an event caused by the National Assembly being locked out of the court room. They met at a tennis court demanding a new constitution was written.
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Robespierre was chosen to be a representative for the General Estate. This lead to the General Estate becoming the National Assembly after a few years.
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Robespierre was apart of the drafting of the Declaration of Rights of Man. He helped write parts of the declaration.
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Robespierre was one of the Jacobins leaders, the group named after the brand of pants they wear.
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the Rousseau was a group that Robespierre was apart of. The group believed in the will of the people. The same group attacked the Catholic Church.
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Robespierre became one of the leaders of the Committee of Public Safety.
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Robespierre gained power in the system. He went to have him and his followers to build the "Republic of Virtue", doing so by wiping out all of France's past. He changed the calendar, renaming months and days, they had no Sundays for Radicals thought they were linked to religion.
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Robespierre had attempted suicide and did not succeed at doing so. He died the the guillotine, a weapon he used liberally.