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French revolution timeline
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Daniel Wilson
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Stuart Britain and the Crisis of Monarchy, 1603–1702
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Ereignisse
January 1789 What is the third estate? Abbe Sieyes
24th January 1789 The king calls the estates general
5th May 1789 Estates general is opened
17th June 1789 The third estate vote to call itself the National assembly
20th June 1789 Tennis Court Oath
11th July 1789 The king dismisses Necker
14th July 1789 The storming of the Bastille
27th June 1789 The king order a common session
4th August 1789 August Decrees End of feudalism + privileges
26th August 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man
1st October 1789 Party held at Versailles for Flanders regiments Said to be anti-revoltuioanry
5th October 1789 Women and the national guard march on Versailles
6th October 1789 The Women invade the palace + Lafayette convinces the king to come back to Paris
2nd November 1789 Church property Nationalised
9th July 1789 National assembly becomes the national constituent assembly
9th December 1789 France divided into 83 new departments
13th February 1790 monastic orders abolished except educational + caring ones
19th April 1790 The rest of the church land was transfered to the state
12th July 1790 The assembly passed the civil constitution of the clergy
9th July Pope Pius wrote to Louis telling him to reject the civil constitution
19th June 1790 The assembly abolish titles and privileges of hereditary nobles
26th December 1790 The king acepts the civil constituoon
27th November 1790 The assembly vote to add an oath to the civil constitution
14th September 1791 Constitution signed by the king
20-21st June 1791 flight to Varnens
17th July 1791 Champ De Mars Massacre
9th June 1791 Assembly forbid papal balls to be published
29th November 1791 legislative assembly arrest all refractory priest
July 25th 1792 Brunswick Manifesto
9/10th August 1792 The storming of the Tulliers
24th June 1791 The assembly refuse a pettion of 30,000 to dissmis the king
1st October 1791 The national constituent assembly dissolved and the legislative assembly is created
27th August 1791 Declaration of Pilnitz Issued by HRE Leopold + King Fredrick of Prussia Supporting Louis after arrest at Varnes
21st June 1791 The Kings powers are supsended
16th July 1791 The assembly restore the kings power if he signs the constitution
1st January 1791 The tithe is abolished
14th April 1790 The assembly vote to abolish the tithe
13th April 1791 Pope Pius condemned the CCOTC, rights of man and the August decrees in a papal bull called "Charitas"
21st January 1793 Louis is executed on the place de revoultion
10th August 1793 Convention suspended until peace
16th October 1793 Marie Antionette executed
10th June 1794 Law of 22 Prairial introduced Executed without trial or evidence
11th August 1792 Layfette defects to Austria Road to paris is open
April 1793 CPS set up
July 1793 Robespierre joins the CPS
29th September 1793 Law of General Maximum Wages = 1/2 above 1790 Grain = 1/3 above 1790
17th September 1793 Law of Suspects imprisoned without trial
March 1793 Vendee uprisng begins
October 1793 Revolutionary calendar Introduced Part of de-Christianisation Take france back to agricutuere
24th March 1794 The Herbertist were removed and executed
2nd June 1793 Girondins expelled + Executed
13th July 1793 Marat is murdered
6th April 1793 Execution of the Dantonist
8th June 1794 Festival of the Supreme Being
28th July 1794 Robespierre executed After the Coup of Thermidor on the 27th
1st August 1794 Law of 22 Prairial repealed
Perioden
April to May Election for the estates general held
Late July to early August The Great Fear
Jan - Feb 1791 The oaths of the clergy take place 60% of priest take it + most bishops don't
September Massacres - 1793 Sans Culottes murder prisoners over fear of counter-revolution
August 1793 Levee en Masse introduced