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Louis XVI Summons the Estates General  January 24th,1789

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Louis XVI Summons the Estates General  January 24th,1789

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King Louis XVI had to summon the Estates General to attempt to solve the political and financial situation in France. The assembly was composed of the clergy, nobility and commoners.

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Tennis Court Oath & Creation of the National Assembly June 20th 1789

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Tennis Court Oath & Creation of the National Assembly June 20th 1789

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The third estate met on a tennis court in order to establish the National Assembly, a new revolutionary government, and made a pledge " not to separate, and to reassemble whenever circumstances require, until the constitution of the Kingdom is established"

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Storming of the Bastille July 14th, 1789

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Storming of the Bastille July 14th, 1789

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The Bastille, which was a state prison that sat of the east side of Paris, was stormed by an angry mob. The Bastille was captured.

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The abolition of Feudalism August 4th, 1789

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The abolition of Feudalism August 4th, 1789

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The August 4th abolition of feudalism (1789)

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Decrees abolishing the French the feudal system, which took place during the famous night session of the National Assembly on August 4th 1789.

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Declaration of The Rights of Man and Citizen August 26th, 1789

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Declaration of The Rights of Man and Citizen August 26th, 1789

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The French National Constituent Assembly issued Déclaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen (Declaration of the rights of man and the citizen) which essentially listed the rights of French citizens during the time of the revolution.

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The Women's March October 5th-6th, 1789 

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The Women's March October 5th-6th, 1789 

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Women in the marketplaces began marching and were near rioting over high prices and the scarcity of Bread.

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Royal Flight to Varennes June 20th-21st 1791

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Royal Flight to Varennes June 20th-21st 1791

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King Louis XVI's and the royal family attempted to escape Paris. They attempted to leave during the night. They were caught and return to the city the following day.

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Napoleon's Italian Campaigns April 20th, 1792

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Napoleon's Italian Campaigns April 20th, 1792

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Napoleon's campaigns were a series of invasions he made into Europe. He hoped to acquire more territory and solve the national debt.

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Arrest, Trial, and Execution of King Louis XVI January 21st, 1793

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Arrest, Trial, and Execution of King Louis XVI January 21st, 1793

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21st January 1793: Louis XVI executed for high treason

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Reign of Terror and Robbespierre Sep. 5th, 1793- July 28th, 1794

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Reign of Terror and Robbespierre Sep. 5th, 1793- July 28th, 1794

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This was a period of violence in France during the French revolution. It was inspire by conflict between the Gridirons and the Jacobin's. The period was marked my mass executions

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Napoleon led the French army to Egypt in order to conquer Alexandria and Cairo. The purpose was to protect French trade interest.

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Coup of 18th Brumaire November 9th, 1799

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Coup of 18th Brumaire November 9th, 1799

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This was a successful attempt to over through the directory in France and substitute the Consulate. This had the ultimate effect of clearing the way for Napoleon to take over.

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Napoleon Crowning as Emperor May 18th, 1804

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Napoleon Crowning as Emperor May 18th, 1804

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Napoleon named himself Emperor. Rather then following tradition he place the crown on his head himself, then crowned Josephine Empress

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Haitian Revolution & War of Independence 1791-1804

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Haitian Revolution & War of Independence 1791-1804

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The Haitian Revolution originally was started as a slave revolt. They managed not to just end slavery but completely remove the French from the colony.

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Napoleon and 68'000 French troops defeated nearly 90'000 Russians and Australians that were commanded by General M.I. Kutuzov forcing Austria to make peace with France.

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The battle was a Naval battle during the Napoleonic wars. 18 French and 15 Spanish vessels engaged a fleet of 27 British Ships near the Strait of Gibraltar. This battle established British Naval Supremacy for the next 100 years

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Napoleon's Invasion of Russia Jun 24, 1812 – Dec 14, 1812

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Napoleon's Invasion of Russia Jun 24, 1812 – Dec 14, 1812

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24th June 1812: Napoleon begins his failed invasion of Russia

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Congress of Vienna September 1814 - June 9, 1815

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Congress of Vienna September 1814 - June 9, 1815

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9th June 1815: The 'Final Act' of the Congress of Vienna signed

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This battle was the final loss of Napoleon. The French troops faced the British and Prussians. They were defeated and it was seen as a large failure by Napoleon.

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Napoleon's  Exile and the 100 days March 20th, 1815- July 8th, 1815

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Napoleon's  Exile and the 100 days March 20th, 1815- July 8th, 1815

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Napoleon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte

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Napoleon's Exile and Death May 8th, 1821

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Napoleon's Exile and Death May 8th, 1821

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Napoleonica, la chaîne de la Fondation Napoléon

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Napoleon in exile on St Helena. 7: How was he buried?