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1
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Louis XVI Capet made monarch

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1774

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Six Edicts

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1776

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Compte Rendu

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1781

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Assembly of Notables

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1787

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May Edicts

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1788

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June Day of Tiles

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1788

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7
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France declares Bankrupt

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1788

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Sieyes “What is the 3rd Estate?”

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1789

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Opening of Estates-General

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May 1789

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3rd Estate declares itself National Assembly

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Jun 1789

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Tennis Court Oath

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20 Jun 1789

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12
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Storming of Bastille

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14 Jul 1789

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Great Fear

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1789

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August Decrees on Feudalism

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1789

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Declaration of Rights of Man

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Aug 1789

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Women’s March to Versailles

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Oct 1789

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Civil Constitution of Clergy

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Jul 1790

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Oath of Civil Constitution of Clergy

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Nov 1790

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Flight To Varennes

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20/21 Jun 1791

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Le Chapelier Law

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1791

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21
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Self-Denying Decree

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1791

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22
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King Louis suspended from Office

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Jul 1791

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23
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Petition & Champ de Mars Massacre

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16/17 Jul 1791

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24
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Declaration of Pillnitz

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Aug 1791

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25
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Legislative Assembly meets

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1 Oct 1791

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Decrees against Emigres & Refractory Priests

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Nov 1791

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27
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Dismissal of Girondin Ministers

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Jun 1792

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Sans-Culottes 1st Journee to Tuileries

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20 Jun 1792

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Declaration La Patrie En Danger

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Jul 1792

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30
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Feast of Federes

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Jul 1792

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31
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Publication of Brunswick Manifesto

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25 Jul 1792

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32
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Arrival of Brunswick Manifesto in Paris

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1 Aug 1792

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Sans-Culottes 2nd Journee to Tuileries

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10 Aug 1792

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34
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King Louis sent to Temple Prison & Suspended

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10Aug 1792

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35
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September Massacres in Paris Prisons

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1792

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36
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Meeting of National Convention

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20 Sept 1792

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37
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Victory @ Valmy

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20 Sept 1792

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38
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Monarchy Abolished & France becomes Republic

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Sept 1792

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39
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King Louis’ Trial & Execution

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Jan 1793

40
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Creation of Revolutionary Tribunal

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1793

41
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Vendean Revolt

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1793

42
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Formation of CPS & Representants-en-mission

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Apr 1793

43
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First Laws of Maximum

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May 1793

44
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Expulsion of Girondins & Federalist Revolt

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Jun 1793

45
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Assassination of Marat

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Jul 1793

46
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Levee en Masse

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Aug 1793

47
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Sans-Culottes journey on National Convention

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Dept 1793

48
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Law of Suspects!

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Sept 1793

49
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Law of GENERAL Maximum

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Sept 1793

50
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Declaration of Revolutionary Govn, Execution of Marie-Antoinette & Girondin Ministers

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Oct 1793

51
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Constitution of the Terror

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Dec 1793

52
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Arrest/Execution of Hebertists

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Mar 1794

53
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Arrest/Execution of Dantonists

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Mar-Apr 1794

54
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Festival of Supreme Being

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Jun 1794

55
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Law of 22 Prairial

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Jun 1794

56
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Overthrow of Robespierre

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Jul 1794

57
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Closure of Jacobin Clubs

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Nov 1794

58
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Abolition of General Maximum

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Dec 1794

59
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Journee of Germinal in Paris

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Apr 1795

60
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White Terror

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Apr-May 1795

61
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Journee of Prairial & Invasion of National Convention

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May 1795

62
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Constitution of Year III

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1795

63
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Royalist Rising of Vendemiaire in Paris

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Oct 1795

64
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Installation of Directory

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Nov 1795

65
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Bonaparte made Commander of Army of Italy

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1796

66
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Treaty of Campo Formio

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1797

67
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Napoleon’s Egypt Campaign

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1798

68
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War of Second Coalition

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1799

69
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Coup of Brumaire

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Nov 1799

70
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War of First Coalition: SHAPPPE

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Feb 1793

71
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Constitution of Year VIII

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1799

72
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Creation of Bank of France

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1800

73
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Dagger Conspiracy

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1800

74
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Concordat w/ Pope

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1801

75
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Peace of Amiens

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1802

76
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Constitution of Year X

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1802

77
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Execution of duc d’Enghien

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1804

78
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Napoleon crowned Emperor

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Dec 1804

79
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Third Coalition

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1805

80
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Battle of Trafalgar

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1805

81
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Battle of Austerlitz

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1805

82
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Tilsit Meeting

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1807

83
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Peninsular War

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1808

84
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Austrian Campaign

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1809

85
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Marriage of Napoleon & Marie-Louise

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1810

86
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Russian Campaign

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1812

87
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Malet Failed Conspiracy

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1812

88
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War of Fourth Coalition

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1813

89
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Treaty of Chaumont

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1814

90
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Frankfurt Proposals

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1813

91
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Napoleon Abdicates

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1814

92
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First Treaty of Paris

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1814

93
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Napoleon escapes from Elba & his 100 Days

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1815

94
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Battle of Waterloo

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1815

95
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Napoleon abdicates again & leaves Louis XVIII as King of France

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Jun 1815

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