French Revolution, Anderson Fields 1

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    Absolutism & the French Revolution

  • Henry IV Assassinated

    Henry IV Assassinated
  • Louis XIV takes Throne

    Louis XIV takes Throne
    Louis XIV was known as the "Sun King". He was selfish, and cared very little for the lower classes. He revoked the Edict of Nantes, and spento too much money on war and his palace.
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    The Monarchy

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    The Terror

  • 3rd Estated declares itsself the National Assembly

    3rd Estated declares itsself the National Assembly
    The National Assembly was a transitional body between the Estates-General and the National Constitute Assembly. The Third estate had been granted "double representation", meaning they had twice as many delegates as the first and second estates.
  • Bastille Stormed

    Bastille Stormed
    The Storming of the Bastille was the major turning point in the French Revolution. Though the prison only had seven inmates at the time of its fall, the people of France ransacked the armory, taking weapons with them to go and Threaten the king.
  • Declaration of Rights of Man was adopted

    Declaration of Rights of Man was adopted
    The Declaration of Rights of Man was written in order to end the French Revolution.
  • Women's March

    Women's March
    Also known as the October March, is one of the most significant events in the French Revolution. Peasants stormed Versallies demanding bread.
  • Joseph-Ignance Guillotin presents the Guillotine

    Joseph-Ignance Guillotin presents the Guillotine
    The Guillotine was presented as a new form of execution. A prisoner was locked in rig at the neck, and a large angled blade would fall, decapitating the prisoner.
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    The Republic

  • Committee of Public Safety Created

    Committee of Public Safety Created
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    Commitee of Public Safety

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    Napoleon Rules France