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1795
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Directory formed
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Compte rendu
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1781
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1793
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Louis XVI beheaded
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National Convention formed
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1792
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September 1792
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September Massacres
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Napoleon's Death
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May 5, 1821
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May 1789
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Estates General meets
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Flight to Varennes
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June 1791
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1787
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Dutch Patriot revolt stifled
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1715
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Louis XV begins his reign
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June 20, 1789
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Tennis Court Oath
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Fall of Bastille
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July 14, 1789
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Declaration of Pillnitz
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August 27, 1791
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1799
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Napoleon's coup d'etat of Directory
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Louis XVI executed
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January 21, 1793
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Storming of Tuilleries
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August 10 1792
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Great Fear
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From July 17 1789
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1815
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Napoleon's Hundred Days occurs, and Napoleon is defeated at Waterloo
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October 26, 1795
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Convention dissolved; Directory begins
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January 21, 1792
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Execution of Louis XVI
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(Jan. 21) 1793
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Execution of Louis XVI
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Fall of the Bastille
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July 14, 1789
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Girondists
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Jacobins from Bordeaux that declared war on Austria and Prussia
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Invasion of Russia; Battle of Borodino
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1812
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Legislative Assembly Formed; 1791 Constitution passed
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September 1791
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1791
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Completed the rafting of the Constitution
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October 1791-August 1792
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Legislative Assembly- Constitutional Government by elected assembly
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July 14, 1789
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Storming of the Bastille
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King recognises National Assembly
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June 27 1789
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April 20, 1792
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French declare war against Austria
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1801
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The French Concordat with the Catholic Church
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Execution of King Louis XVI
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January 21, 1793
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Liberte', egalite' fraternite'
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Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood (In French)
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1806
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Creation of the Confederation of the Rhine
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November 9, 1799
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Napoleon's coup d'etat abolishes Directory and establishes Consulate
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Execution of Danton and supporters
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April 5 1794
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April, 1793
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Power centered in the Committee of Public Safety and the Committee of General Security
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1614
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The last time that the Estates General met before Assembly of Notables (Year)
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August 1791
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When was the Declaration of Pillnitz? (Month Year)
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Three Ideas of the French Revolution
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Equality, Liberty, Fraternity
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March 1793
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The Reign of Terror begins (Committee of Public Safety - Robespierre)
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1792
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France and rest of Europe at war; second revolution of August 10
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June 20-25, 1791
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Flight to Varennes of the Royal Family
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Press
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The P in RAPPS (Having to do with expression)
(Rights declared in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen)
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June 17, 1789
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the Third Estate announced that the National Assembly would meet
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August 10, 1792
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Paris mob storms royal palace; commune seizes Assembly; Legislative Assembly falls.
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Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
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August 26, 1789
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The Civil Constitution of the Clergy
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written by the National Assembly; subjected church to state control; declared that the Catholic Church in France is a national church independent of the Pope, and that the Catholic clergy in France are paid government officials to be elected by the people; condemned by the Pope and most of the French clergy.
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Directory formed
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1795
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Aristocratic Revolt
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1787-9
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Battle of Trafalgar
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1805
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1734
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Voltaire publishes Philosophical Letters
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(Nov. 3) 1795
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Directory begins
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August 1792
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Attack on Tuileries
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1774
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Louis XVI becomes king
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1795-1799
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The Directory rules in France
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August 22, 1795
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Constitution of 1795
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Directory take Office
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October 26, 1795
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Abolition of Feudalism
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August 4, 1789
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January 21, 1793
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Louis XVI gullotined
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Assembly of Notables
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February 22 1787
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1789
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Constitution of United States takes effect and the French Revolution begins
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January 24, 1789
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Summoning of the Estates-General
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August 4, 1789
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Surrender of Feudal Rights
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(June 20) 1791
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Kings' Flight to Varennes
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Women's March to Versailles
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October 5, 1789
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July 28, 1794
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Robespierre guillotined, Thermidorian Reaction begins
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Storming of the Bastille
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July 14, 1789
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Attack on Tuileries; August Decrees
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August 1792
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May 5, 1789
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Assembly of General Estates
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1799-1804
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Consulate established with 3 consuls with the constitution of 1800
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October 5, 1789
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Paris women invaded Versailles
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March of the Women
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5 October 1789
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(Dec. 2) 1804
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Napoleon crowned Emperor of France
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Attack on the royal palace
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August 10, 1792
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Nobles
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The 2nd Estate of the Estates General
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1812
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Invasion of Russia and Battle of Borodino
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June 14, 1789
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Bastille is stormed in Paris
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July 27, 1794
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The National Convention arrested Robespierre
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Civil Constitution of the Clergy
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July 12 1790
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December 24, 1799
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Constitution of the Year VIII: Dictatorship of Napoleon established under the Consulate
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October 1789
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The Women's March on Versailles (Month Year)
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End of 1794
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Robespierre is killed, Jacobin Club closed
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July 12, 1790
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1st Constitution drafted creates a limited monarchy
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August 27, 1789
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The National Assembly issued the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
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Creation of Committee of Public Safety
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April 6 1793
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Robespierre is named to Committee of Public Safety
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July 27, 1793
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Thermidorean Calendar
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12 month calendar with 30 days per month. Every tenth day is a Holiday, and year one began in 22 September 1792
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The Great Fear
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As a result of The Storming of Bastille, the fearful agrarian peasants of France started revolts against the nobility.
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June 29, 1789
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Tennis Court Oath is taken when 3rd Estate is locked out of Versaille
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August 23, 1793
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Draft is started and an army of 1 million is made
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