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

Feudal distinctions abolished

March 1790

Confiscation of church land

August 1789

Civil constitution of the Clergy

12 July 1790

Clerical oath of Loyalty

17 November 1790

Flight to Varennes

20 June 1791

Champ de Mars Massacre

17 July 1791

Declaration of Pillnitz

August 1791

Brunswick Manifesto

July 1792

Storming of Tuileries

10 August 1792

September Massacres

2-6 September 1792

French Republic begins

September 1792

Louis executed

21 January 1793

Vendee rebellion

March 1793

Reign of Terror

1793-1794

Paris Bread Riot

25 February 1793

Law of Maximum

29 September 1793

Comittee of Public Safety

April 1793

Expulsion of Girondins

May 1793

Constitution of 1793

June 1793

Federalist revolt

June 1793

Destruction of Lyon

October 1793

Slavery abolished

4 February 1794

Law of suspects

17 September 1793

Decree on Revolutionary Government

10 October 1793

Danton, Desmoulins and 16 others executed

April 1794

Law of 22 Prairial

10 June 1794

Cult of Supreme Being

May-June 1794

Robespierre executed

28 July 1794 (2 days after impeachment)

Robespierrists executed

July 1794

Jacobins closed

November 1794

Catholicism restored

September 1794

Constitution of Year III

August 1795