All Dates Flashcards

(78 cards)

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May 1774

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Louis XVI King of France

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1775 (war)

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American Civil War began

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3
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March 1776

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Turgots six edicts registered by lit de justice

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4
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May 1776

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Turbot forced to resign

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5
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1777

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Necker appointed as Director general, of finances

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6
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1781 (book)

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Compte rendu published by necker

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7
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1781

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Necker resigns

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8
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1783

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Calonne becomes controller general

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9
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September 1783

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Treaty of Paris
Over 3.3 billion litres in debt

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10
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1786

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Calonne develops reforms

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11
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Feb-March 1787

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Assembly of notables

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12
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April 1787

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Calonne dismissed Brienne appointed

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13
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July 1787

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Louis clash with Paris parlment rolling petition for estates general

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14
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August 1787

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Paris parlement banished to Troyes

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15
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September 1787

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Parlement returned

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16
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November 1787

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Louis promised estates general by 1792

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17
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1788

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French deficit of 126 million litres

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18
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May 1788

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Fundamental laws of the kingdom issued

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19
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May 1788

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May edicts issued

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20
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May-august 1788

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Revolt of the nobles

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21
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June 1788

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Day of tiles

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22
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16th August 1788

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France declared bankrupt

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23
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August 1788

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Estates general meeting brought forward to May 1789

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January 1789

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Publication of ‘what is the third estate’ Abbé Sieyes

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March-April 1789
Elections to the estates general
26
April 1789
Reveillon riots
27
5th may 1789
Opening of the estates general
28
17th June 1789
National Assembly
29
20th June 1789
Tennis court oath
30
23rd June 1789
Royal session (seance royale)
31
14th July 1789
Storming of the bastille
32
July-August 1789
Great fear
33
4th-11th August
August Decrees
34
26th August
DOROMAC
35
September 1789
King given suspensory veto
36
5th-6th October 1789
October days
37
October 1789
Louis given title of ‘king of the French’
38
2nd November 1789
Church land nationalised
39
November 1789
Creation of departments
40
November 1789
Parlements suspended
41
December 1789
Assignats issued
42
December 1789
Citizenship granted to Protestants Active and passive citizens
43
January 1790
Jacobin club formed
44
February-June 1790
Administrative reforms
45
April 1790
Cordeliers club
46
12th July 1790
Civil constitution of the clergy
47
27th November 1790
Oath of loyalty to the civil constitution of the clergy
48
December 1790
Louis XVI accepted the civil constitution of the clergy
49
1791
Abolition of corporate bodies
50
1791
New taxation systems
51
June 1791
Le Chapelier Law introduced
52
20th/21st June 1791
Royal family’s flight to Varennes
53
16th July 1791
Louis suspended from office
54
17th July 1791
Champ de Mars demonstration + massacre
55
27th July 1791
Declaration of Pillnitz
56
September 1791
Constitution of 1791
57
1st October 1791
Legislative assembly opened
58
9th November 1791
Decrees against emigrees
59
29th November 1791
Decree against refractory priests
60
20th April 1791
Declaration of war
61
13th April 1792
Dismissed of Girodin ministers
62
20th June 1792
Sans-Culottes journée to Tuileries
63
11th July 1792
La Patrie en Dangern
64
25th July 1792
Brunswick manifesto
65
10th August 1792
Sans-Culottes Journee to Tuileries- suspension of the king
66
19th August 1792
Lafayette defected to Austria
67
2nd September 1792
September massacres begin
68
20th September 1792
Opening of National Convention
69
21st/22nd September
Declaration of the Republic
70
October 1792
Creation of CGS
71
21st January 1793
Louis trial and execution
72
Feb-March 1793
Disruption in Paris
73
March 1793
Creation of revolutionary tribunal, representative en mission, watch committees
74
April 1793
Formation of the CPS
75
May 1793
First law of maximum
76
2nd June 1793
Expulsion of Girodins
77
June 1793
Start of federalist revolt
78
24th June 1793