French Revolution: Events dates Flashcards by Cian Edlinger

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Poor Harvests

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1781/2, 1785/6 and 1788/9

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The Compte Rendu

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February 1781

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Assembly of Notables convene

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22 February 1787

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Assembly of Notables dismissed

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25 May 1787

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Louis rejects Parliaments

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May 1788

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Day of tiles

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7 June 1788

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Calling of estates General

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8 August 1788

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France officially bankrupt

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16 August 1788

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Louis allows double representation

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December 1788

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Cahiers d’dolences

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January - April 1789

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What is the third estate

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January 1789

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Estates general meets

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May 1789

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Revellion riots

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27 April 1789

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Declaration of the National Assembly

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17 June 1789

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Tennis court oath

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20 June 1789

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The royal session

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23 June 1789

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Louis allows voting by head

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27 June 1789

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Storming of the Bastille

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14 July 1789

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Formation of the Commune of Paris

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July 1789

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Night of patriotic delirium

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4 August 1789

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August Decrees

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5-11 August 1789

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DORMAC

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26 August 1789

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Women’s march to Versailles (October days)

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5 October 1789

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National Constituent Assembly period

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1789-1791

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Feudal distinctions abolished

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March 1790

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Confiscation of church land

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August 1789

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Civil constitution of the Clergy

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12 July 1790

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Clerical oath of Loyalty

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17 November 1790

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Flight to Varennes

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20 June 1791

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Champ de Mars Massacre

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17 July 1791

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Declaration of Pillnitz

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August 1791

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Brunswick Manifesto

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July 1792

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Storming of Tuileries

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10 August 1792

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September Massacres

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2-6 September 1792

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French Republic begins

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September 1792

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Louis executed

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21 January 1793

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Vendee rebellion

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March 1793

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Reign of Terror

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1793-1794

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Paris Bread Riot

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25 February 1793

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Law of Maximum

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29 September 1793

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Comittee of Public Safety

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April 1793

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Expulsion of Girondins

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May 1793

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Constitution of 1793

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June 1793

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Federalist revolt

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June 1793

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Destruction of Lyon

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October 1793

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Slavery abolished

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4 February 1794

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Law of suspects

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17 September 1793

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Decree on Revolutionary Government

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10 October 1793

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Danton, Desmoulins and 16 others executed

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April 1794

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Law of 22 Prairial

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10 June 1794

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Cult of Supreme Being

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May-June 1794

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Robespierre executed

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28 July 1794 (2 days after impeachment)

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Robespierrists executed

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July 1794

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Jacobins closed

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November 1794

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Catholicism restored

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September 1794

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Constitution of Year III

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August 1795