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Riot in Grenoble, France in response to the attempts to abolish the Parliaments to enact a new tax
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King Louis XVI summons the Estate-General to order new tax levy.
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Members of the National Assembly took an oath vowed to never separate until a written constitution was established for France.
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State prison in Paris was attacked by an angry and aggressive mob.
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A period of panic and riot by peasants because of a rumor of "aristocratic conspiracy". Ended on 08/03/1789.
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Women of Paris rioted against the high price and scarcity of bread. Ended on 10/06/1789
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Law passed that caused immediate subordination of the Catholic Church in Franch to French government
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Hundreds of armed nobles go to the Tuileries Palace to protect King Louis XVI and were later arrested.
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King Louis XVI, Queen Marie Antoinette, and their family unsuccessfully attempted to escape Paris.
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30-30 Parisian civilians were killed by the National Guard at a political protest.
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The Holy Roman Empire and Prussia declare support of King Louis XVI and against the French Revolution.
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The National Guard and a mob of Parisians invade the Tuileries Palace and cause the fall of the French monarchy.
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Wave of mass killing of prisoners in Paris and other cities who were thought to be planning a counterrevolutionary plot. Ended 09/07/1792.
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Armd uprising against Convention rule. Began in Venee region of France
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The Girondins were overthrown and the Jacobins rose to power under Robespierre, who wanted to purge France of Revolution enemies and foreign invaders.
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Churches were closed, all institutionalised religions had to be eradicated,a new civil Religion of Reason was established, and Sunday was abolished from the Republican Calendar.
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End of the Reign of terror. Robespierre fell from power and the number of executions greatly increased.
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