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1
Q

Louis becomes king

A

1774

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2
Q

Declaration of war on England in support of the American war of independence

A

1778

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3
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Assembly of notables called, parlement refuses Calonnes land tax

A

1787

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4
Q

France declared bankrupt

A

August 1788

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5
Q

Opening of Estates General

A

5th May 1789

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6
Q

Third estate becomes ‘National Assembly’

A

17 June 1789

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7
Q

Tennis court oath

A

20 June 1789

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8
Q

Storming of Bastille

A

14th July 1789

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9
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Great fear, August decrees on feudalism, declaration of the rights of man

A

Late July-early August 1789

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10
Q

Women’s march to Versailles

A

October 1789

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11
Q

Church property siezed

A

November 1789

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12
Q

The civil constitution of the clergy

Oath to the civil constitution of the clergy

A

1790 July

1790 November

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13
Q

Flight to varennes

A

20 June 1791

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14
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Louis suspended from office

A

July 1791

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15
Q

Petition and massacre on Champ de Mars

A

16-17 July 1791

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16
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Declaration of pillnitz

A

August 1791

17
Q

Constitution of 1791

A

September 1791

18
Q

Legislative assembly meets

A

1791 1 Oct

19
Q

Decrees against emigres and refractory priests

A

November 1791

20
Q

Declaration of war on Austria

A

April 1792

21
Q

Dismissal of Girondin ministers

A

June 1792

22
Q

Sans-culottes first journee to Tuileries

A

20 June 1792

23
Q

Brunswick manifesto

A

July 1792

24
Q

Same-culottes second journee to Tuileries

A

10 august 1792

25
Q

Louis suspended again

A

10 Aug 1792

26
Q

September massacres in prisons

A

1792

27
Q

Meeting of national convention

A

20 September 1792

28
Q

Monarchy abolished, France a republic

A

21/2 of September 1792