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The revolutionaries started to burn the castles to finally burn the feudal charter of rights.
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This event is called the “Jeu de pomme”. The deputies of the National Assembly oath not to separate until the king of France approves the Constitution.
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“Storming of the Bastille”. This event is the most symbolic in the French revolution. It represents the power of the monarchy being taken by the French people.
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With this declaration, every man gained their individual rights, however women were not taken in count.
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Woman attacked the royale castle, Versailles, and obliged Louis XVI to sign the abolition of privileges.
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The Royal family took an oath to the fidelity of the Nation. They seem to accept the revolutionary reforms.
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The Constitution is signed.
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The royal family tried to escape to Varennes, living behind Versailles. To the French people this is considered a betrayal to the revolution. The king’s image was completely degraded and is considered the rupture between the monarchy and the Nation.
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France declared war on Austria and Prussia and they tried to take the French capitale, Paris.
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Charles-Guillaume-Ferdinand wrote a letter to Louis XVI. With this letter the French people realized that the KIng was betraying their people.
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The “sans culottes” people attacked the Tuileries castle. They forced the King to sign the new Constitution and it marked the imprisonment of Louis XVI and his family.
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It’s the first French victory against the austrians.
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Deputies are elected, first we have the “Girondins”, the “Montagnards”, they are the revolutionaries and last the “Plaines”.
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The royal family is executed by the guillotine. European powers are scared that the French revolution is going to inspire their people to do one so they make a coalition.
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The “girondins” are arrested and the “montagnards” take the power of the convention. The “girondins” followers made a federalist protest.
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Deputies from the “plaine” party took power. There were 5 directorates in the head of the country. The suffrage censitaire of those who paid taxes is permitted.
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Napoléon made a “coup d’état” that day. His regime became an authoritarian regime but he wanted to conserve a democratic apparence. He authorized universal male suffrage.
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The civil code of Napoleon was put in place. The laws imposed marked a reorganization of French society.
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Napoleon is crowned consecrate emperor Napoleon the first. He started censoring the press and arresting his opposers.
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Napoleon wanted to conquer other countries to give power to the french empire. Independence helped people to develop a national feeling.
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Napoleon is removed from power and he’s exiled to the island of Elle for 100 days.
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Napoleon returned to power, however his army was defeated in the Waterloo fight. He was, again, exiled to the island of Saniut Hélène.
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The European powers gathered to stop the revolution and to try to rebuild Europe before the french revolution.
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The brother of Louis XVI ascended the throne and tried to impose a conservative system to return to the old political system.
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France colonized Algeria and started the colonization process.
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Charles X censored the press and took away their right to express their opinion.
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Louis Philippe I puts in place a constitutional monarchy.
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It was the second french revolution. Charles X and Louis Phillipe I were removed from power.
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The Victorian era, well the British Empire, was led by Queen Victoria. Because of their strong army and industrialisation, Britain became the most powerful empire in the world.
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It was a war between the British Empire and the Qing dynasty.
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In many European countries, the populations started to revolt against their governments.
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The second republic of France was the result of the decline of King Charles X and of Louis Philippe I.
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Nephew of Napoleon the first, he was pronounced Emperor of France.
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The French empire and Britain empire attacked the Qing dynasty.
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It was declared the third Republic after the Franco-Prussian war.
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Frederick Winslow Taylor invented a way to improve productivity that till this day is used.
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The Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated by the Bosnian Serb. It’s considered the beginning of the WW1.