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August 26, 1789 (When) they made a new document. (Where) In paris. (Who) marquis de lafayette. (What) paved the new way for the republic and enlisted the rights for man

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Tennis Court Oath - Emma, Katelyn, Ann, Ava

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Tennis Court Oath - Emma, Katelyn, Ann, Ava

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On June 20th, 1789 (when) Members of the third estate (who) met in the royal tennis courts of Versilles (where) where they swore not to disband until france had a new constitution (what). This was because the two other estates had more power of votes compared to the 3rd. The 3rd estate was also made up of pesents who were facing a famine and unequal rights at the time (why).

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On July 14th, 1789(when), mobs from the city of Paris (who+where) stormed the Bastille, a French prison that was a symbol of the King's power (what). They were alarmed by rumors that the King was preparing an army to march on the city and they sought guns and to free prisoners of the King (why). The destruction of the prison became a symbol of the French Revolution.

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The Great Fear, Matt, Ernie, Rushil, Brady, Aitao

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The Great Fear, Matt, Ernie, Rushil, Brady, Aitao

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August of 1789

a period of  panic and riot by peasants and rumors of an aristocratic conspiracy by the king and the privileged to overthrow the Third Estate. July 14, the people of Paris seized weapons from the armory at the Invalides and marched in the direction of an ancient Royal fortress, the Bastille. After a bloody round of firing, the crowd broke into the Bastille and released the handful of prisoners held there.

Equality. This event spreaded panic and peasant uprising during this time period. THe Social and economic inequalities that were in the feudal system. It was also a crucial role in pushing the national assembly to show the issue of feudalism. And the abolition of feudal privileges

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The Women's march - Vasilie, Bryce, Sean, Tobias 

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The Women's march - Vasilie, Bryce, Sean, Tobias 

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On October 5, 1789 crowds of market women besieged the palace of Versailles and forced King Louis XVI to return with them to Paris. Equality, this event heavily weakened the French monarchy.

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The "Flight to Varennes (escape of Louis XVI) Aidan, Cole, Braedon, Gage

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The "Flight to Varennes (escape of Louis XVI) Aidan, Cole, Braedon, Gage

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On June 20-21st, 1791, King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette, tried to escape to Austria. He was going to get executed if he didn't get away from the angry mob. Soon they got caught in the small town of Varennes-en-Argonne. They were then taken back to Paris to be arrested. With awaiting to be execution.

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The "September Massacres": Olivia, Julian, Hannah, Cassidy, Makenna. 

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The "September Massacres": Olivia, Julian, Hannah, Cassidy, Makenna. 

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On September 2nd, 1792 in France (when & where). A Paris mob (who) invaded the city's prisons and murdered over 1,100 people (what). They did this because they were scared the prisoners would join Frances enemies (why).