French Revolution Timeline
Category: Otro
Actualizado: 10 dic 2018
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Created byHarry Vaselopulos
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The First Meeting of the Estates General
May 5National Assembly established by Third Estate
June 17Third Estate takes 'Tennis Court Oath' in response to being excluded by 1st and 2nd Estates. June 20Siege of Bastille Prison by commoners
July 14National Assembly abolishes a multitude of rights/privileges on Nobility/Clergy on August 4th.Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen are written up by National Assembly
Aug 26Women's March on Versailles
October 5Civil Constitution of the Clergy
July 12Creation of Legislative Assembly
October 1Louis XVI's capture at Varennes
June 21, 1791Declaration of Pillnitz
August 27, 1791Olympe De Gouges, Declaration of the Rights of Women
Sep 5Creation of the Jacobin Organization
October 1789Legislative Assembly declares war on Austria
April 20Creation of Assignats
Sep 1790Creation of the Sans-Culottes by Geroges Danton and takeover of France by Paris Commune
August 9Creation of the National Convention
September 21The Mountain and Girondins debate over King Louis XVI's fateExecution of King Louis XVICreation of Committe of Public Safety headed by Maximilien RobespierreExecution of Marie Antoinette"Republic of Virtue"
Spring 1793Creation of the Temple of ReasonImplementation of the New CalendarAbolishment of Slavery across French ColoniesCreation of the Constitution of 1795
Sep 6, 1795Coup d'Etat lead by Napolean Bonaparte
Nov 9, 1799Períodos
Cahier De Doleances, March 1-April 30Great Fear July 19-August 4First Phase Causes and Moderate Beginning 1788- August 26, 1789Second Phase Liberal Revolution 1789-192Third Phase: Radical (1792-1794)Geroges Danton
1792-April 5, 1794Maximilien Robespierre
1792-July 28, 1794Coalition Against France
January 1793-May 1795Reign of Terror
Sep 5, 1793-July 28, 1794Louis Saint-Just
Sep 21, 1792-July 28, 1794Fourth Phase: Radical (1795-1799)
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