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Estates General Meeting Louis XVI is suggested to meet the Estates General by former finance minister Jacques Necker, to hear grievances.
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Food prices escalate, riots throught France, and many crops weren't able to be harvest. Harvests have failed and starvation stalks France, the peasantry are in open and continuing revolt across the country.
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Louis XVI meets with the Estates General.
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Tennis Court Oath Third Estate had decided to break from the Estates General and wanted to make up their own constitution. On June 20, 1789 they were locked out of their regular meeting place, and so they gathered at a nearby tennis court and vowed that they would continue to meet until they had established a new constitution for France.
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National Assembly National Assembly named itself Constituent Assembly
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National Guard 50,000 citizens arm form the National Guard
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[Storming the Bastille](http:/www.kwintessential.co.uk/articles/france/french-revolution-storming-the-bastille/1002) Citizens arm themselves with pikes and capture the Bastille.
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Lafayette was appionted the commander of the National Guard
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Accepting the proposition of the delegate Abbe Sieyes, the Third Estate names itself The National Assembly. Also, it invites the other two Orders to join in this new body of the nation.
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National Assembly decrees abolition of feudaliam
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Class Privileges On the night of August 4, the delegates rose one by one to propose new reforms and to surrender class privileges.
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Declaration of the Rights of Man National Assembly creates The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
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Women March to Versailles Women went to the King in Versailles demanding for bread.
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The King returned back to Pairs with the women
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National Assembly exproriated the Church property
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Removed civil disabilities against the Jews
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Stoppage of religious orders and vows
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Abolition of nobilty and titles
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Louis XVI inaugurated the Civil Constitution and subordinated the Church to the civil government.
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Food riots go around Paris
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Comte de MirabeauMirabeau was elected the President of the French Assembly
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Royal Guilds and Monopolies were abolished.
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Black citizens of French colonies were granted legal rights
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The King Flees Louis XVI attempted to flee to Varennes, but he was reconized and he was forced to go back to Paris.
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The National Assembly says that the King didn't violate any laws and they give him his right back.
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After the King got his rights back the citizens wern't happy and started to protest and the National Guard fired on them.
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Louis XVI accepted the constitution.
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The Constitute Assembly dies out.
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Legislative Assembly The Legislative Assembly begins.
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War on Austria France declared war on Austria and they flee when they see their enemy
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The Jacobins continues to defy the National Assembly
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Duke of Brunswick callf allied attack on France.
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Jacobins go to Tuileries Palace,massacring the Swiss Guard, and imprisong Louis XVI
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Lafayette flees to Austria
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There were royalist riotsin the Vendee.
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Georges Danton lead the massacre of about 1,200 Royalists held in Parisian prision.
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The French defeat Valmy who invaded them.
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National Convention The National Convention was elected and was to provide a new constitution for the country after the overthrow of the monarchy on August 10, 1792.
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Edict of Fraterity offers ais to subject peoples.
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Trail of the Louis XVI
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Louis XVI is executed.
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The Reign of Terror. There was a struggle between bougeois and proletariat.
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France declares war on Britian and Holland
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There are food riots in Paris
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Committee of Public Safety was established.
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Marat Marat put on trail for complicity in September massacre but is acquitted.
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They put a maxium price limit on bread.
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There was an explosion of Girondists (the party of compromise) from all offices. Then the commune of Paris became the center of power.
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The Jacobin Constitution was accepted by the Convention.
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Marat's Death Marat was murdered by Charlotte Corday
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Corday was executed he was surrounded with popular outrage
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The Law of suspects intiates the terror
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Marie- Aroinette tried an was executed
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Twenty- two Girondists tried and was executed
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Theree was a festival of liberty and reason.
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Republic of Virtue Robespierre made a statement about his political theory.
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Maximilian Rosespierre, the Committee of Public Saftey, and theJacobin Club declared that th Hebertist and Dantonist press charges and execute all the popular leaders. Robespierre became the dictator.
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Robespierre Robespierre was in charge of the Revolutionary Tribunal and ordered the execution of 2,400 people in Paris by July 1794. Maximilian Robespierre made the new religion of Supreme begin.
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There were procedures for the the big trial and the execution. The victims will go 50 at a time to the guillotine and will be executed. 2,750 at a estimate are to be executed and the majority of them are the poor.
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The Convention arrest Robespierre. He attempts insurrection, but isn't successful. Maximilian is then arrested and executed. After 150 of his supports are executed, the terror was over.
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The Convention put the Jacobin Club to an end.
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The Christian worship churches re-opened.
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Dauohin dies in prison and Comete de Provence tale the title Louis XVIII.
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Napoleon assumes command of French army in Itay
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Napoleon fought in Italy
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It was the begining of the seige of mantua
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The peace treaty of Leoben was signed
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Gracchus Babeuf and his supporters are convicted, but they take their own lives.
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The Cisalpine Rebuplic was established
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Treaty of Campo Formio was established
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The Battle of the Pyramids.
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Nelson's victory at the Nile isolates Napoleon in Egypt
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Napleon Bonaparte was named First Consul adn became an effective dictator.
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Napolean is chosen to be the emperor
