TIMELINE of the FRENCH REVOLUTION
Assembly
Countdown to the french revolution
National Assembly (1789-1791)
Legislative Assembly (Oct.91-Aug.92)
1792
1791
June 1789
August 1789
1770
1789
1780
People attacked Bastille
Constitution
Declaration rights of man
Assembly of the nation was created
Dominique Garat purpoused to change the voting system.
Declaration rights of women
War& Insurrection
Sept 1791
July 1789
Dangerous increase in taxes because of the bad state of the F.R.
TIMELINE of the FRENCH REVOLUTION
Napoleon's France (1799-1814)
Convention (Sept. 1792-1795)
Directory (1795-1799)
Napoleon conquered Italy
March 1793
Sept 1792
Nov 1799
1799
1796
Aug 1795
Napoleon's death
King executed
Napoleon's Coup d'etat
New constitution
1797
France declared a republic
TERROR
2nd Coalition
Jan 1793
1821
-A tax crisis was caused by overspending.-The French government kept spending more money than it was receiving from taxes. -The people from the 3rd state were the ones that paid all the taxes.
Dominique Garat was a French Basque deputy and minister of Justice during the French revolution. He said that votes should be counted by person and not by state.
Two important things happend in 1789:
- On 4th of August , the Nobels in the National Assembly renounced to the feudal rights. - On August 27th, assembly issued declaration of the rights of man
In January 1793, Louis XVI was condemned for treason and executed by guillotine. This produced a reaction abroad, an international coalition against france. The convention declared war on the 1st Coalition of Austria, Prussia, Britain, Holand and Spain. The Jacobins (radical revolutionaries) used the support of the sans culottes to take power from girondines. Maximilien Robespierre was the Jacobin leader and he used to assume all powers and estabilished a dictatorship.
In November 1799, Napoleon's coup d'etat abolished the Directory. After that, Napoleon ruled in 2 different periods: -The Consulate (1799-1804): In that period 3 consuls shared the power but Napoleon gave himself more power than others. -The Empire (1804-1814): During the Empire he declared himself the emperor of France.
Napoleonic reforms consolidated the changes of the revolutionary period: Government: A constitutional monarchy was set up and french citizens chose the representatives of the national assembly. Religion: Napoleon guaranteed religious freedom. The concordat of 1801 manteined state control over the Church. Law: Napoleonic code was the legal system that incorporated the main ideas of the declaration of man and citizens such as equality.
A coalition of Britain, Prussia, Russia and Austria defeated him in 1812. He abdicated in April 1814 and went to Elba into exile. In 1815, he returned to power for 100 days but he was defeated at Waterloo. After that, he was deported to the island Saint Helena were he died in 1821.
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TIMELINE of the FRENCH REVOLUTION
Assembly
Countdown to the french revolution
National Assembly (1789-1791)
Legislative Assembly (Oct.91-Aug.92)
1792
1791
June 1789
August 1789
1770
1789
1780
People attacked Bastille
Constitution
Declaration rights of man
Assembly of the nation was created
Dominique Garat purpoused to change the voting system.
Declaration rights of women
War& Insurrection
Sept 1791
July 1789
Dangerous increase in taxes because of the bad state of the F.R.
TIMELINE of the FRENCH REVOLUTION
Napoleon's France (1799-1814)
Convention (Sept. 1792-1795)
Directory (1795-1799)
Napoleon conquered Italy
March 1793
Sept 1792
Nov 1799
1799
1796
Aug 1795
Napoleon's death
King executed
Napoleon's Coup d'etat
New constitution
1797
France declared a republic
TERROR
2nd Coalition
Jan 1793
1821
-A tax crisis was caused by overspending.-The French government kept spending more money than it was receiving from taxes. -The people from the 3rd state were the ones that paid all the taxes.
Dominique Garat was a French Basque deputy and minister of Justice during the French revolution. He said that votes should be counted by person and not by state.
Two important things happend in 1789:
- On 4th of August , the Nobels in the National Assembly renounced to the feudal rights. - On August 27th, assembly issued declaration of the rights of man
In January 1793, Louis XVI was condemned for treason and executed by guillotine. This produced a reaction abroad, an international coalition against france. The convention declared war on the 1st Coalition of Austria, Prussia, Britain, Holand and Spain. The Jacobins (radical revolutionaries) used the support of the sans culottes to take power from girondines. Maximilien Robespierre was the Jacobin leader and he used to assume all powers and estabilished a dictatorship.
In November 1799, Napoleon's coup d'etat abolished the Directory. After that, Napoleon ruled in 2 different periods: -The Consulate (1799-1804): In that period 3 consuls shared the power but Napoleon gave himself more power than others. -The Empire (1804-1814): During the Empire he declared himself the emperor of France.
Napoleonic reforms consolidated the changes of the revolutionary period: Government: A constitutional monarchy was set up and french citizens chose the representatives of the national assembly. Religion: Napoleon guaranteed religious freedom. The concordat of 1801 manteined state control over the Church. Law: Napoleonic code was the legal system that incorporated the main ideas of the declaration of man and citizens such as equality.
A coalition of Britain, Prussia, Russia and Austria defeated him in 1812. He abdicated in April 1814 and went to Elba into exile. In 1815, he returned to power for 100 days but he was defeated at Waterloo. After that, he was deported to the island Saint Helena were he died in 1821.