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May 1774

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Louis XVI King of France

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1775 (war)

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American Civil War began

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March 1776

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Turgots six edicts registered by lit de justice

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May 1776

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Turbot forced to resign

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5
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1777

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Necker appointed as Director general, of finances

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1781 (book)

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Compte rendu published by necker

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7
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1781

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Necker resigns

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1783

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Calonne becomes controller general

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September 1783

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Treaty of Paris
Over 3.3 billion litres in debt

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10
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1786

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Calonne develops reforms

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11
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Feb-March 1787

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Assembly of notables

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12
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April 1787

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Calonne dismissed Brienne appointed

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13
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July 1787

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Louis clash with Paris parlment rolling petition for estates general

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14
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August 1787

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Paris parlement banished to Troyes

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15
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September 1787

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Parlement returned

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16
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November 1787

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Louis promised estates general by 1792

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1788

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French deficit of 126 million litres

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May 1788

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Fundamental laws of the kingdom issued

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19
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May 1788

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May edicts issued

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20
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May-august 1788

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Revolt of the nobles

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21
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June 1788

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Day of tiles

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22
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16th August 1788

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France declared bankrupt

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23
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August 1788

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Estates general meeting brought forward to May 1789

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24
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January 1789

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Publication of ‘what is the third estate’ Abbé Sieyes

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25
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March-April 1789

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Elections to the estates general

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26
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April 1789

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Reveillon riots

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27
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5th may 1789

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Opening of the estates general

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28
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17th June 1789

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National Assembly

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29
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20th June 1789

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Tennis court oath

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30
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23rd June 1789

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Royal session (seance royale)

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31
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14th July 1789

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Storming of the bastille

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July-August 1789

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Great fear

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4th-11th August

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August Decrees

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26th August

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DOROMAC

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September 1789

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King given suspensory veto

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5th-6th October 1789

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October days

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October 1789

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Louis given title of ‘king of the French’

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2nd November 1789

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Church land nationalised

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November 1789

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Creation of departments

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November 1789

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Parlements suspended

41
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December 1789

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Assignats issued

42
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December 1789

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Citizenship granted to Protestants
Active and passive citizens

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January 1790

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Jacobin club formed

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February-June 1790

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Administrative reforms

45
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April 1790

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Cordeliers club

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12th July 1790

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Civil constitution of the clergy

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27th November 1790

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Oath of loyalty to the civil constitution of the clergy

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December 1790

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Louis XVI accepted the civil constitution of the clergy

49
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1791

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Abolition of corporate bodies

50
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1791

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New taxation systems

51
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June 1791

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Le Chapelier Law introduced

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20th/21st June 1791

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Royal family’s flight to Varennes

53
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16th July 1791

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Louis suspended from office

54
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17th July 1791

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Champ de Mars demonstration + massacre

55
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27th July 1791

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Declaration of Pillnitz

56
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September 1791

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Constitution of 1791

57
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1st October 1791

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Legislative assembly opened

58
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9th November 1791

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Decrees against emigrees

59
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29th November 1791

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Decree against refractory priests

60
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20th April 1791

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Declaration of war

61
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13th April 1792

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Dismissed of Girodin ministers

62
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20th June 1792

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Sans-Culottes journée to Tuileries

63
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11th July 1792

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La Patrie en Dangern

64
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25th July 1792

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Brunswick manifesto

65
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10th August 1792

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Sans-Culottes Journee to Tuileries- suspension of the king

66
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19th August 1792

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Lafayette defected to Austria

67
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2nd September 1792

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September massacres begin

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20th September 1792

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Opening of National Convention

69
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21st/22nd September

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Declaration of the Republic

70
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October 1792

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Creation of CGS

71
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21st January 1793

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Louis trial and execution

72
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Feb-March 1793

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Disruption in Paris

73
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March 1793

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Creation of revolutionary tribunal, representative en mission, watch committees

74
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April 1793

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Formation of the CPS

75
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May 1793

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First law of maximum

76
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2nd June 1793

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Expulsion of Girodins

77
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June 1793

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Start of federalist revolt

78
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24th June 1793

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