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Storming of the Bastille
The mob joined by some of the King's soldiers stormed the Bastille. It was very symbolic and the event that started the French Revolution. -
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The Great Fear
There were riots in Paris in which peasents burned nobles' chateaux and destroyed deocuments that contained their feudal obligations. -
Nacional Assemby who responded to the Great Fear
They voted to eliminate: feudal dues, serfdom, tithes, hunting and fishing rights and personal privileges. -
Declaration of the Man's Rights
The Assembly adopted this document in which they affirmed the rights of man to liberty, property, security and resistance to oppression. -
Women's march to Versailles
Women's made a march to Versailles in demand of bread which made the King to accept all the National Assembly decrees. -
Church Reforms
Secularization of the Clergy and a Civil Constitution for the church. -
Flight to Varennes
The French Royal Family tried to scape but they were caught and considered a traitors. -
Constitution of 1791
The French Constitution of 1791 was the first written Constitution in the history of France. It contained a reform for the French State so it was a Constitutional Monarchy. -
The Crisis
The continuation of the economic of social crisis escalated up to 1792 into mob violence. -
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Social Republic
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Storming of the Tuileries
The revolutionaris of Paris assaulted the Tuileries Palace which lead to establish a Republic in France. -
Legislative Assembly voted
The Legislative Assembly voted to suspend the King which made France become a Republic for the first time. -
First French Revolution
The First French Revolution made the King Louis XVI off the throne. -
King's arrest and execution
The whole royal family was arrested and the kin was guillotined. -
Jacobins and Girondins
The Jacobins overthrew the Girondins in the National Assembly.