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Introduction to the main events of the French Revolution

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Introduction to the main events of the French Revolution

by Juan Fernandez Castillo
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May 1789: The States General meet at Versailles. The largest group is ...

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June 20, 1789: The Third Estate meets on the tennis court. There they swear to give a constitution to France. A few days later the Estates General turned into the...

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July 14, 1789: The people in arms assault a symbol of absolutism:

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Summer 1789: Violent anti-seignorial riots break out in the countryside. These facts are known as ...

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August, 1789: The National Assembly promulgates the first revolutionary legal text:

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September, 1791: At last, the constitution is promulgated. Louis XVI...

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April 1792: The Coalition wars begin. The main reason is:

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August 10, 1792: The king is arrested, under what charge?

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September 1792: The republic is proclaimed under the rule of the party...

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June 1793: The Jacobins acceded to the government. What is this period called?

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July 1794: The opponents give a coup against the Jacobin government. What is the name of the new governing body?

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1799: The directory is demolished and its place is taken by a consulate. Who will be the first consul?