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AoS2 Unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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13th February 1790

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Abolition of religious orders apart from teaching and medical services

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26th February 1790

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Rationalisation of France into 83 administrative departments

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3
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21st May 1790

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Creation of the municipal ‘sections’ of Paris

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19th June 1790

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Abolition of nobility and all other honorific distinctions

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12th July 1790

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The Civil Constitution of the Clergy is decreed

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6
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14th July 1790

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Lafayette’s Festival of Federation

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7
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August 1790

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Reorganisation of judiciary; abolition of parlements

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4th-6th September 1790

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National Assembly abolishes law courts of old regime

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9
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27th November 1790

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National Assembly demands that priests swear oath of loyalty to CCC

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10
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January 1791

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Checking of oath of the Clergy

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March 1791

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Abolition of guilds and corporations

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13th April 1791

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The Pope condemns the CCC

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13
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18th April 1791

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The crowd violently prevents the royal family from leaving Paris for Saint-Cloud

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14
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14th June 1791

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The Le Chapelier law restricts working-class organisation, including strikes

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15
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20-21st June 1791

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The flight of the royal family to Varennes

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16
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25th June 1791

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Royal family returns to Paris, but the assembly only suspends the king

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17
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16th July 1791

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The king is reinstated

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18
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17th July 1791

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Petition, demonstration, and massacre on the Champ de Mars

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19
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25th July 1791

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European nations form a coalition against revolutionary France

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20
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14th August 1791

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Rebellion of slaves in the French colony of Saint-Domingue

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21
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27th August 1791

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Declaration of Pill Nitz

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22
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13th-14th September 1791

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The King approves and Constitution (1791) and swears loyalty to the nation

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23
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1st October 1791

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Meeting of the Second parliament, the Legislative Assembly

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24
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20th October 1791

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Brissot first suggests revolutionary war

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25
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November 1791

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National Assembly orders emigrated nobles to return or lose their property

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26
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25th November 1791

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National Assembly decrees Committees of Surveillance

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27
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29th November 1791

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National Assembly renews order to refractory priests to take the oath of loyalty

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28
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25th January 1792

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France makes an ultimatum to Austria

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29
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20th April 1792

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France declares war on Austria

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30
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25th April 1792

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First use of the guillotine

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31
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27th May 1792

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National Assembly passes new law against refractory priests

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32
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13th June 1792

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The Brissotin ministry is dismissed; Prussia declares war on France

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33
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20th June 1792

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Sans culottes invade the Tuileries Palace and humiliate the king

34
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11th July 1792

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Decree of the country in danger

35
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25th July 1792

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The Duke of Brunswick Manifesto

36
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30th July 1792

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Federal troops arrive in Paris

37
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3rd August 1792

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The radical Paris ‘sections’ demand that the king be dethroned

38
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10th August 1792

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The crowd invades the Tuileries and overthrows the monarchy

39
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17th August 1792

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The Extraordinary Tribunal is established

40
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19th August 1792

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Lafayette defects: Prussian troops cross the border into France

41
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2nd September 1792

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Prussians capture Verdun, the last fortress before Paris

42
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2-6th September 1792

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Panic in Paris – ‘September Massacres’ of prisoners
(1200 dead)

43
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21st September 1792

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The third parliament, the national convention, meets

44
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22nd September 1792

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The republic is proclaimed

45
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3-26th September 1792

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The King is Brought to trial, interrogated, and makes his defence

46
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7th-18th January 1793

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Condemnation of the king, passing of death sentence and vote against reprieve

47
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21st January 1793

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Execution of the King

48
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1st February 1793

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France declares war on Great Britain and the Dutch Republic

49
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24th February 1793

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Assembly decrees conscription of an army of 300,000 men

50
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10th March 1793

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Creation of the revolutionary Tribunal

51
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11th march 1793

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Rebellion in the Vendée region begins

52
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21st March 1793

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Creation of revolutionary committees

53
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6th April 1793

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Creation of Committee of Public Safety

54
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6th April 1793

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Creation of Committee of Public Safety

55
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29th April 1793

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Federalist rebellion in Marseille

56
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4th May 1793

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Convention decrees the law of maximum on bread prices

57
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31st May 1793

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Popular uprising in Paris against the Girondins

58
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2nd June 1793

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Popular pressure leads to the purge of Girondins from the convention

59
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24th June 1793

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The ‘Jacobin’ Constitution of 1793 is accepted by the Convention

60
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10th July 1793

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Danton quits the Committee of public Safety

61
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13th July 1793

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the murder of Marat

62
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26th July 1793

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The Economic Terror – the death penalty is introduced for hoarding

63
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27th July 1793

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Robespierre accepts membership of the Committee of Public Safety

64
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5th September 1793

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The National Convention bows to popular pressure to introduce government by Terror

65
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17th September 1793

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The Law of Suspects facilitates arrests on almost any pretext

66
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29th September 1793

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The Law of the Maximum is made general

67
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10th October 1793

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Declaration of ‘revolutionary government’

68
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24-31st October 1793

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Trial of the Girondins, culminating in their execution

69
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4th December 1793

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Formal decree of revolutionary government

70
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4th February 1794

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Successful rebellion in Saint-Domingue forces Convention to abolish slavery

71
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13-24th March 1794

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Arrest and execution of the left-wing radical Hérbertists

72
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27th March 1794

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Disbanding of revolutionary armies

73
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5th April 1794

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Trial and execution of Danton and Desmoulins

74
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27-28th July 1794

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Fall of Robespierre and close associates (9-10 thermidor, in the new dating)

75
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March 1795

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Trial of Jacobins such as Billaud-Varenne

76
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1-2nd April 1795

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The Rebellion of Germinal

77
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20-23rd May 1795

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The rebellion of Prairial

78
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22nd August 1795

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Constitution of 1795

79
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5th October 1795

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Rebellion of Vendémiaire

80
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26th October 1795

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The National Convention closes down

81
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2nd November 1795

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The Executive Directory is established

French Revolutions (2 decks)

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