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Was a meeting that reunited an equal number of representatives from each Estate to solve this serious political crisis.
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The citizens of Paris stormed the prison call Bastille which was the royal centre in Paris.
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a period of panic by the peasants because of rumors of an aristocratic conspiracy by the King and other officials to overthrow the Third Estate.
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It was passed by France's National Constituent Assembly and it is a fundamental document of the French Revolution and in the history of human and civil rights.
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The August Decrees abolished the feudal system and eliminated many clerical and noble rights and privileges.
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A streak of killings in Paris during the French Revolution. The radicals attacked the royal army to keep them from setting the prisoners of the revolutionaries free.
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The French National Convention met and voted for the establishment of a republic because of Louis XVI’s excessive spending and suspected treason.
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Louis XVI was killed via guillotine for his conviction of treason. The description for his conviction said “conspiracy with foreign powers”.
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Killed for the same reason as her husband, Louis XVI. Convicted of treason for conspiracy with foreign powers.
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Robespierre led by fear. He initiated the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. The National COnvention Was fed up with the abuse, so they arrested him and killed him a day later.
