Timeline Of The French Revolution

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    Louis XVI takes throne at age 19, weak leader, and married 14 year old Marie Antoinette.
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    Timeline Of The French Revlution

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    Louis XVI's government about to go bankrupt, Poor harvest. National Assembly is formed
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    People pf Paris storm the Bastille, a much hated prison that symbolized autocratic rule. Revolution had begun.
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    National assembly adopted the Decleration of the Rights of Man and of the citizen. Guaranteed the rights of the liberty, property, sercurity, and resistance to oppresion to all people.
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    Great Fear Period, Peasants were fearful because nobles hired outlaws to terorize them.
    Peasants rioted stormed Versailles and demanded Louis and Marie to go make to Paris
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    National Aassembly disbanded so new Legislative Assembly can take over. Createsa constitutional monarch, King gave Assembly power to create French Law.
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    Revolution Leaders Trurened on each other. Legislative Assembly forms Radicals, Moderates, and Conservatives.
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    Austria and Prussia who supported Louis XVI sent troops to Paris
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    20,000 Parisians invaded the Royal Palace, Louis Marie and their children imprisoned
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    National Convection abolishes monarchy and declared France republic. men vote and women cant. Men hold office, woman given rights
  • December 1792- June 1793

    December 1792- June 1793
    Louis no longer king, became treason guilty. Sentenced to death
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    Louis XVI executed by the guillontin
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    Great Britian, Holland, and Spain joined Prussia and Autria and fighting France National Assembly draft 300,000 French citizens into the army
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    Maximilien set out to gather power into his own hands becomes leader of the commitee of public safety. He decides who should be the enemy
  • July 1793- July 1794

    July 1793- July 1794
    Robespierre governed France neasrly as a dictator, this was called the Reigns Of Terror.
    Approximately 3,000 were executed in Paris and all together 4,000
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    Marie executed Revoultionary courts declare death sentences challenge Robespierre
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    The National Committee turns on Robespierre claiming that he is a tyrant .
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    Robespierre was executed
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    moderate leaders in the National convection draft a new Constitution creates two house legislature
    Napolean Bonaparte choosen to lead France armis