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1756.
The Enlightenment, which led to many European writers criticising the Monarchy and espousing democratic, liberalist, nationalist and socialist ideas. -
Start of the seven year war.
Start of the sevon year war, witch compounded the debt situation. -
Coronation of Louis XVI @ remis,
Coronation of Louis XVI @ remis, -
Start of American War.
Start of american war of Independence. (1775-1783). -
War with frence & great britian.
France declares war agenst great britian. IN support to the American colonies. The subsequent war worsens the debt situation futher. -
Jcques Necker releases his complete rend.
Jacques Necker releases his complete rendy, leading ordinary french to believe that the economics situation is stable. -
Treaty of Paris ends the war.
Treaty of Paris ends the war. The succes of the American colonist against a European power increases the ambitions of those wishing for reform of France. -
The dimond neclace affair.
The dimond neclace affair results in the discreasing of Marie Antoniette. -
Brienne sends edicts for tax reform.
Brienne sends edicts for tax reform legidlstion to the parlements for regglistation. -
Taxes & riscal reforms.
First Assembly of Notables meets against a background of state finacial instability to the imposition of -
First Assembly.
February 22: First Assembly of Notables meets against a background of state financial instability and general resistance by the nobility to the imposition of taxes and fiscal reforms. -
Calonnes publication of his proposal.
Calonne's publication of his proposal & the intransigence of the note leads to a public class & impassess. -
Louis dissmisses
Louis dissmisses both calonne & the keeperof the seal or minister of justice. Miromesnil, in an attempt to break the impasses. -
Lome`nie de Brienne is appointed chief
The archbishop of Toulouse & vocal leader of the higher clergy, Lome`nie de Brienne is appointed chief minister os state. -
Parlements of paris.
Prlement of paris overwhelmingy rejects the royal legislation. -
Legislation passed at a lit de justice.
August 6: Legislation passed at a lit de justice. Subsequently the parlement declares the registration was illegal. Supported by public opinion, it initiates criminal proceedings against the disgraced Calonne