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  Louis XVI takes the throne at the age 19, well intentioned but weak leader who was often domintated by his wife, Marie Antoinette.
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  Louis XVI's government was about to go bankrupt. Poor harvests. The National assembly is formed.
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  The people of Paris storm of the Bastille, a much hated prison that sybolized autocratic rule. The Revolution had begun.
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  National Assembly adopted the declaration of the Rights of Man and of the citizen. Guaranteed the rights of liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression to all people.
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  The great fear, peasants werefearful that nobles were hiring outlaws to terrorize them. Peasants rioted. Stormed Versailles and demanded that Louis and Marie Antoinette come to Paris.
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  National Assembly disbanded so the new Legislative Assembly can take over. Creates a constitutional monarchy; strips power from the king and gave the Assembly the power to create French Law.
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  The Revolution Leaders start to turn on each other and thret factions in the Legislative Assembly Form. Radicals, Moderates, and Conservation.
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  Austria & Prussia, whosupported Louis XVI, sent troops to Paris.
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  20,00 Parisians invade the Royal Palaces, Louis, Marie Antoinette, and their children imprisoned.
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  National Convention abolishes the monarchy and declares France a Republic. All adult male citizens are granted the right to vote and hold office. Women not given the same rights.
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  Louis is no longer king, the radical Jacobins tried Louis for treason & found him guilty. He is sentenced to death.
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  Louis XVI is executed by the Guilotine.
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  Great Britian, Holland, & Spain join Prussia & Austria & Fighting France. The National Assembly draft 300,000 French citizens into the Army.
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  Revolution leader Maximilian Robespierre sets out to gather power into his own hands. Becomes leader, had people tried and executed on the same day.
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  Robespierre governed France nearly as a dictator, this period became known as the Region of Terror. Approximately 3,000 were executed.
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  Marie Antoinette executed. Revolutionary courts declare death sentences on those that challenge Robespierre.
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  National committee turns on Robespierre, claims he's tyrant. Executed July 28.
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  Moderate leaders made new constitution, two houses, Napoleon Bonaparte chosen lead France's armies.