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Constitutional Monarchy 1789-1792 Dates Flashcards

1
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Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen

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26 August 1789

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2
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October Days

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5-6 October 1789

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3
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Church land nationalised

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2 November 1789

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4
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Law introduced concept of active citizens

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December 1789

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5
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Civil Constitution of the Clergy

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12 July 1790

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6
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Reorganisation of the judiciary

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16 August 1790

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7
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Dissolution of guilds

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2 March 1791

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8
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Le Chapelier Law vans trade unions and strikes

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14 June 1791

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9
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Flight to Varenne

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20 June 1791

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10
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Champ de Mars massacre

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17 July 1791

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11
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Declaration of Pillnitz

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27 August 1791

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12
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Louis accepts new constitution

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13 September 1791

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13
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Last meeting of Constituent Assembly

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30 September 1791

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14
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Legislative Assembly formed

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1 October 1791

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15
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Louis vetoed laws on making non-jurors suspect, the other makes all emigrees traitors

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November 1791

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16
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France declares war on Austria

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20 April 1792

17
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Prussia declares war on France

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13 June 1792

18
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Brunswick Manifesto

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1 August 1792

19
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Sans-Culottes occupy Hotel de Ville, take control of Paris commune and set up revolutionary commune

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9 August 1792

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Parisian people and republican soldiers surround Tuileries Palace and demand dissolution of Assembly and abolition of monarchy

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10 August 1792

21
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Assembly votes to suspend King, replacing him with 5 man executive, also convened democratic elections for a National Convention to be held next month

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11 August 1792

22
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Lafayette defects to Austrians

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17 August 1792

23
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Prussian forces enter Northern France

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19 August 1792

24
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Prussia captures Longwy

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20 August 1792

25
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Battle of Valmy

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20 September 1792

26
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National Convention meet for first time

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20 September 1792

27
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September Massacres

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2-6 September 1782

28
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Monarchy abolished

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22 September 1792

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