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Is the biggest organ parlament plus founder of french revolution, it was issued from 3rd state after separating off General States. The main pourpose is above the old regim and also redact te first constitution in France. This was the time over and above the feudalism it provided men some inalienable rights.
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He was the opening event of this meeting, summoned by Louis XIV to cure state economic problems - for that purpose he had summoned priests, nobles and the third state. this act is the beginning of the French revolution is to whom the crouwn disappoined, they voted somehow; so whta in all neans are that when he third state and whe crown permitted them only fir thye money ans promicede1The votes do you imatively presumed their promises for a while, for this reason did the
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Here is the coming of the french revolution.
This agreement between the third state with certain members of nobility and clergy (National asambly) embodied the machinery for drafting a constitution for Frrance. -
This event is the popular and simbolic start of french revolution.
Consist that the paris citizens were worried for an military coup d'etat of Louis XIV and the necesity of weapons to self-defense of the city, the Bastille was a great simbol of absolutism.
The strike was success and force the king recognised the authority of national constitution asambly. -
Was laws aproved by the National Constitutional Assambly in answer fo rural violence.
This pack of laws is fundamental because was the above of legal feudalism and priviledges of nobility and clergy, putting end of the old regime,
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This document was the most fundamental for the french revolution, aproved by the National Assambly, acting to the base for the future constitution, this document defined the natural and sacred rightsof the man and citizens.
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The Legislative Assembly was the French government organ that operated from October 1, 1791 until September 20, 1792, during the brief and shattered period of the Constitutional Monarchy established by the Constitution of 1791.
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This event consist of the failed escape of Louise XIV
and his family.
the reason was the rejection of the constitutional monarchy imputing for the revolution, his plan was to ask for the eastner border to military help and revive the old regime, but the bad planetion of the plan, discovered in Varennes.
This event has a catastrofic impact because destroyed the credibility of the crown considering betrayal for his part and acelerate the above of monarchy and put a republic. -
The National Convention was the government regime that led France from September 1792 to October 1795, being the first assembly elected by universal male suffrage. His first act was the abolition of the monarchy and the proclamation of the First French Republic.
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The assembly dlecared the war a Austria, this start the Revolutionary French Wars.
The Austrian government was conspirating for the revolutionary government for the suppor of French emigrates and secretly, support by Louise XIV, that waited for a defeat to restored their monarchy. -
This event put end of the French Monarchy with the fall of Louise XIV.
It was triggered by fear of foreign invasion and widespread belief in the betrayal of Louis XVI, intensified by the Brunswick Manifesto. Led by the paris citizens and armed volunteers, the assault resulted in a bloody battle The capture of the palace forced the Legislative Assembly to vote on the immediate suspension of the king. establish the First French Republic. -
This act consist of the execution of Louise XIV in public con gillotine, consolid the republic monarchy in France.
Before in 1792 was judge for beyatral and someted to gillotine. -
The Directory was the government regime of the First French Republic that lasted from October 1795 to November 1799, established by the Constitution of the Year III to avoid dictatorship.
Despite its design for stability, the Directory was a period marked by corruption, economic crisis, This dependence on military power led to the rise of figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte, who, together with Sieyès, carried out the Coup d'état of 18 November. -
The Consulate was the regime of the First French Republic that extended from the coup d'état of 18 Brumaire (1799) until the proclamation of the Empire in 1804, marking a transitional stage in which General Napoleon Bonaparte gradually concentrated all power as First Consul.
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The First French Empire was the regime established by Napoleon Bonaparte from May 18, 1804 until his first abdication in April 1814, with a brief restoration during the "Hundred Days Empire" in 1815. The Empire replaced the Consulate and was a monarchical and authoritarian system of government, which centralized all power in the figure of Napoleon. This stage was characterized by the constant territorial expansion of France the Napoleonic Wars and the implementation of the Continental Blockade.
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This battle it is considered Napoleon Bonaparte's most brilliant military victory. In it, the French army (led by Napoleon) decisively defeated the combined forces of the Third Coalition, composed of the armies of Emperors Francis II of Austria and Tsar Alexander I of Russia. This overwhelming victory force Austria to sing the treaten of Pressburg to the dissolution of the millennia-old Holy Roman Empire
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This battle was a decisive naval victory for the British side achieving a crushing victory by capturing or destroying 21 enemy ships. This triumph ensured the Royal Navy's undisputed dominance over the oceans for the next century and, crucially, forced Napoleon to definitively abandon his plans to invade Britain, thus focusing on the land war on the continent.
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In this epic showdown Battle, famously known as the Battle of the Nations, we witnessed the largest clash of the Napoleonic Wars. Napoleon I's forces faced a crushing defeat, largely due to the sheer numbers of the Sixth Coalition. This loss, made even more painful by the defection of some German allies who switched sides mid-battle, signaled the end of French dominance in Central Europe. It forced Napoleon to retreat back to France and set the stage for his first abdication.
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This battle marks the end of Napoleon Bonaparte's career, occurring during his brief return known as the "Hundred Days Empire". In this confrontation, the French army suffered a decisive defeat against the Seventh Coalition. This loss ultimately forced Napoleon into his second and final abdication, leading to his exile on Saint Helena and marking the conclusion of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras in Europe.