Timeline Flashcards
1
Q
Louis XVI Capet made monarch
A
1774
2
Q
Six Edicts
A
1776
3
Q
Compte Rendu
A
1781
4
Q
Assembly of Notables
A
1787
5
Q
May Edicts
A
1788
6
Q
June Day of Tiles
A
1788
7
Q
France declares Bankrupt
A
1788
8
Q
Sieyes “What is the 3rd Estate?”
A
1789
9
Q
Opening of Estates-General
A
May 1789
10
Q
3rd Estate declares itself National Assembly
A
Jun 1789
11
Q
Tennis Court Oath
A
20 Jun 1789
12
Q
Storming of Bastille
A
14 Jul 1789
13
Q
Great Fear
A
1789
14
Q
August Decrees on Feudalism
A
1789
15
Q
Declaration of Rights of Man
A
Aug 1789
16
Q
Women’s March to Versailles
A
Oct 1789
17
Q
Civil Constitution of Clergy
A
Jul 1790
18
Q
Oath of Civil Constitution of Clergy
A
Nov 1790
19
Q
Flight To Varennes
A
20/21 Jun 1791
20
Q
Le Chapelier Law
A
1791
21
Q
Self-Denying Decree
A
1791
22
Q
King Louis suspended from Office
A
Jul 1791
23
Q
Petition & Champ de Mars Massacre
A
16/17 Jul 1791
24
Q
Declaration of Pillnitz
A
Aug 1791
25
Legislative Assembly meets
1 Oct 1791
26
Decrees against Emigres & Refractory Priests
Nov 1791
27
Dismissal of Girondin Ministers
Jun 1792
28
Sans-Culottes 1st Journee to Tuileries
20 Jun 1792
29
Declaration La Patrie En Danger
Jul 1792
30
Feast of Federes
Jul 1792
31
Publication of Brunswick Manifesto
25 Jul 1792
32
Arrival of Brunswick Manifesto in Paris
1 Aug 1792
33
Sans-Culottes 2nd Journee to Tuileries
10 Aug 1792
34
King Louis sent to Temple Prison & Suspended
10Aug 1792
35
September Massacres in Paris Prisons
1792
36
Meeting of National Convention
20 Sept 1792
37
Victory @ Valmy
20 Sept 1792
38
Monarchy Abolished & France becomes Republic
Sept 1792
39
King Louis' Trial & Execution
Jan 1793
40
Creation of Revolutionary Tribunal
1793
41
Vendean Revolt
1793
42
Formation of CPS & Representants-en-mission
Apr 1793
43
First Laws of Maximum
May 1793
44
Expulsion of Girondins & Federalist Revolt
Jun 1793
45
Assassination of Marat
Jul 1793
46
Levee en Masse
Aug 1793
47
Sans-Culottes journey on National Convention
Dept 1793
48
Law of Suspects!
Sept 1793
49
Law of GENERAL Maximum
Sept 1793
50
Declaration of Revolutionary Govn, Execution of Marie-Antoinette & Girondin Ministers
Oct 1793
51
Constitution of the Terror
Dec 1793
52
Arrest/Execution of Hebertists
Mar 1794
53
Arrest/Execution of Dantonists
Mar-Apr 1794
54
Festival of Supreme Being
Jun 1794
55
Law of 22 Prairial
Jun 1794
56
Overthrow of Robespierre
Jul 1794
57
Closure of Jacobin Clubs
Nov 1794
58
Abolition of General Maximum
Dec 1794
59
Journee of Germinal in Paris
Apr 1795
60
White Terror
Apr-May 1795
61
Journee of Prairial & Invasion of National Convention
May 1795
62
Constitution of Year III
1795
63
Royalist Rising of Vendemiaire in Paris
Oct 1795
64
Installation of Directory
Nov 1795
65
Bonaparte made Commander of Army of Italy
1796
66
Treaty of Campo Formio
1797
67
Napoleon's Egypt Campaign
1798
68
War of Second Coalition
1799
69
Coup of Brumaire
Nov 1799
70
War of First Coalition: SHAPPPE
Feb 1793
71
Constitution of Year VIII
1799
72
Creation of Bank of France
1800
73
Dagger Conspiracy
1800
74
Concordat w/ Pope
1801
75
Peace of Amiens
1802
76
Constitution of Year X
1802
77
Execution of duc d'Enghien
1804
78
Napoleon crowned Emperor
Dec 1804
79
Third Coalition
1805
80
Battle of Trafalgar
1805
81
Battle of Austerlitz
1805
82
Tilsit Meeting
1807
83
Peninsular War
1808
84
Austrian Campaign
1809
85
Marriage of Napoleon & Marie-Louise
1810
86
Russian Campaign
1812
87
Malet Failed Conspiracy
1812
88
War of Fourth Coalition
1813
89
Treaty of Chaumont
1814
90
Frankfurt Proposals
1813
91
Napoleon Abdicates
1814
92
First Treaty of Paris
1814
93
Napoleon escapes from Elba & his 100 Days
1815
94
Battle of Waterloo
1815
95
Napoleon abdicates again & leaves Louis XVIII as King of France
Jun 1815
