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wonderful presentation, incredible media and explanations. truly loved the memes. 10/10

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The Legislative Assembly was the governing body of France between October 1 1791 and September 20th, 1792. It replaced the National Constituent Assembly. It was formed under the Constitution of 1791, which created a constitutional monarchy with Louis XVI as the head of state.

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Marie Antoinette the Last Queen of France

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Marie Antoinette the Last Queen of France

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Danton was a leading figure and advocate in the early stages of the French Revolution.

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The French civil code established under Napoléon I in 1804. he Code, with its stress on clearly written and accessible law, was a major step in replacing the previous patchwork of feudal laws.

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November 9th - Napoleon overthrows the Directory and establishes the French Consulate with Napoleon as leader of France. This brings an end to the French Revolution.

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Guillotines became the official form of execution by 1792.

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The official emblem of the First French Republic.

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Cause and Effects of the French Revolution

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Cause and Effects of the French Revolution

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While numerous factors contributed to the Revolution, most historians agree that a few key events and philosophies prevalent in late 18th century France led to a society that was ripe for revolting. The effects of the French Revolution not only had long-lasting consequences for France, but also for the rest of the world, as Europe saw a rising middle class, as well as Napoleon Bonaparte's rise to power.

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CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

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July 14th - "La Marseillaise" is adopted as the national anthem of France.

November 2nd - The Directory is formed and takes control of the government of France.

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July 27th - The Reign of Terror comes to an end as Robespierre is overthrown.

July 28th - Robespierre is executed by guillotine.

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- By March 20, the guillotine becomes the official method of execution.
- On April 20th, France declares war against Austria.
- The September Massacres occur between September second and seventh. Thousands of political prisoners are killed before they can be freed by royalist troops.
- In September 20th, the National Convention is established
- In September 22nd the First French Republic is founded.

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January 21st - King Louis XVI is executed by guillotine.

March 7th - Civil war breaks out in the Vendee area of France between revolutionaries and royalists.

April 6th - The Committee of Public Safety is formed. It will rule France during the Reign of Terror.

September 5th - The Reign of Terror begins. The leader of the Committee of Public Safety, declares that terror will be "the order of the day".

September 17th - The Law of Suspects is decreed. (Anyone suspected of opposing the revolutionary government is arrested.)

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- The "Flight to Varennes" occurs on June 20th to June 21st when the royal family, including King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette, attempt to flee France. They are captured and returned to France.

- On September 14th, 1791 King Louis XVI formally signs the new constitution.

- On October 1st, The Legislative Assembly is formed.

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June 17th - The Third Estate declare the National Assembly.

July 14th - The French Revolution begins with the Storming of the Bastille.

August 26th -- The National Assembly adopts the Declaration of the Rights of man and of the citizen.

October 5th - A large group of men and women marched from Paris to Versailles to demand lower bread prices. It ends up making the king and queen to move back to Paris.

October 6th - The Jacobin Club is formed. It's members became some of the most radical leaders of the French Revolution.

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King Louis XVI is coronated King of France on September 25th, 1774.