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The reign of terror lasted from September 1793 to July 1794. It's purpose was to execute enemies of France and people who did not support the government. 300,000 were arrested and 17,000 were executed. Eventually even Robespierre fell for the terror. This event had an impact on the french revolution because it helped shaped what France is today and how the government works.

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Committee of 12 men that had unlimited power over the country and prepared France for an all out war. The leader Maximillien  Robespierre, the incorruptible and they also called him a tyrant. This event had an impact on the french revolution because it's a life lesson not to let a person get so controlling and or so powerful.

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Execution of King Louie and Marie Antoinette 

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Execution of King Louie and Marie Antoinette 

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King Louie was put on trial for being a traitor to France, he was executed and Marie was also put on trial and was convicted of treason. She was executed months after Louie was executed. After that the French revolution became more violent and destruction. This event had an impact on the French revolution because it was the end of the absolute monarchy.

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King Louie and Marie tried to flee France because they feared death and because they were taken away from their beloved Palace of Versailles and forced to move to Paris. This event had an impact on the French revolution because it helped the people of France realize that the king was unloyal and corrupt.

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Six thousand women marched 18 miles in pouring rain from France's capital, Paris to the Palace of Versailles, they demanded to see king Louie and queen Marie. They wanted them to move to Paris so they can see how the 3rd Estate really lived like. The women eventually forced the king and queen to move to Paris. This had an impact on the French revolution because it showed the strength of women and what they were capable of doing much more.

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July 14th the storming of the Bastille. The Bastille was a prison in France where third estate was brought for imprisonment and torture. The 3rd estate had no fair trials. The Bastille prison was also where they kept weapons and gunpowder. The national assembly demanded weapons and gunpowder to protect themselves against the kings army. This event had an impact on the french revolution because it was the prove 3rd estate had no fair trials and it was also where the weapons and gunpowder.