French Revolution Timeline
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Constitutional Democracy:
The Constitutional Democracy weakened the power of the king.Legislative Assembly:
The Legislative Assembly granted powers to the people.Radical:
The revolution became more radical.National Convention:
The legislature took over with the National Convention.Republic:
The National Convention deemed France a republic.Guillotine:
The guillotine was a way of protecting the revolution from “enemies” in France.Jacobins:
The jacobins were a radical revolutionary group.Committee of Public Safety:
The Committee of Public Safety was led by Robespierre.Reign of Terror:
Robespierre gained power
as a dictator and began the
Reign of Terror resulting in
much violence and the deaths
of 25,000-40,000 “enemies" of
the revolution.Nobles:
Nobles were the most common
to be killed during the Reign of
Terror as well as the death of the
king and queen.National Convention:
Members of the National
Convention executed
Robespierre for being too radical.Declaration of Rights of Man
and of the Citizen,
People, King:
The Declaration of Rights of
Man and of the Citizen was
made to state that the power
came from the people and not the king.Bastille:
A French prison named
the Bastille was stormed
by members of the Third
Estate in a successful
attempt to set prisoners free.Coup d’etat:
When the Directory lost
favor, Napoleon Bonaparte
had staged a coup d’etat
and ended up gaining the
role of First Consul.Oligarchy:
France declared itself as an oligarchy.Directory:
The Directory was made
up of five moderate men
which ran the oligarchy.Napoleon Bonaparte:
Napoleon Bonaparte was
making a name for himself
n the French army.Estates-General:
The Estates-General was
a meeting of all three estates.Taxes:
Members of the First and Second Estates refused to pay taxes.Third Estate:
The Third Estate wanted a
new power structure that
allowed 1-man 1-vote.Representation:
The Third Estate hoped
to gain a better representation
with the power they requested.National Assembly:
The Third Estate declares
themselves the National
Assembly when their
request was denied.Absolute Monarchy:
This signified the end of an absolute monarchy in France.Tennis Court, Tennis Court Oath:
The National Assembly was
shut out of the Estates-General
but regathered at the king’s
tennis courts and vowed to stay
together until a new constitution
for the government was written.
This vow was called the Tennis
Court Oath.Периоды
1795-1799French Revolution Timeline
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