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An oath by the people were they pledged ¨not to separate, and to reassemble wherever circumstances require until the constitution of the kingdom is established¨(Jean-Sylvain Bailly) this was then later named the Tennis Court Oath.  This was a sign of defiance towards the king (Louis XVI) and the queen (Marie Antoinette) and the 1st and 2nd estates.  The 3rd estates had to pay almost all or all of the taxes.  The Tennis Court Oath led to the creation of the National Assembly(June 17) although it was a step in the right direction it did not help at all.  Each estate got one vote and there was three estates.  The 3rd estate composed of 97% of the population and still only got one vote.  The 1st and 2nd estates would gang up on the third estate so nothing really change this led to people getting upset and a revolt was soon to come.

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The Storming of The Bastille was day in which revolutionist sought gunpowder and weapons which led them to the Bastille. People charged in hoards in search of gunpowder and weapons to support the revolution. There was over 30,000 pounds of gunpowder but people saw that as a monarchy´s tyranny. The person in charge of the Bastille was Bernard-René Jordan de launay, there was 98 casualties. The commander Bernard-René ended up dying and being put on a pike. The Citizens also ended up taking hold of the building.

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August 1789 Declarations of Rights of Man

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August 1789 Declarations of Rights of Man

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The declaration of rights of Man was document written by Marquis de La Fayette and a bit of collaboration with Thomas Jefferson. This document was significant to the french revolution. Laws put a huge emphasis on liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression. This Deceleration also granted certain citizens civil rights. The people forced the king to accept the Deceleration of Man. The king opposed the idea.

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Women where severely concern of the high prices for bread. Leading to a rampage across Paris destroying marketplaces and all bakeries in there way. There were thousands of Parisians who participated in this catastrophe. The rampage went on for 6 hours and the rampage led to the kings residence. They eventually broke into the palace killing guards and the king was forced to move back to Paris and never went back to his palace.

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King Louis XVI took reigns of France at 1774 at the ripe age of 20. He was a horrible king, he was rash and lacked self confidence. It wasn't entirely his fault he was left in sever debt and rising resentment towards the monarchy. Not to mention the horrible queen as well Marie Antoinette. Marie Antoinette was from Australia and she was accused of having illegitimate children. They were both executed Louis on January 21, 1793 and Marie on October 16, 1793. After the execution of the king people quickly rushed over with handkerchiefs to dip in the blood as a souvenir.

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September 1793: Reign of terror commences 

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September 1793: Reign of terror commences 

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The Reign of terror was just atrocious and a pointless bloodshed.  Maximilian Robespierre led the reign of terror by inducing fear into the citizens. For every act of disloyalty to the rebellion would behead people or arrest them as a consequence. There were around 300,000 arrested 17,000 were killed. One good thing that came out of the reign of terror was that ordinary people won more rights and freedom.

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1796 Napoleon Commander of french forces 

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1796 Napoleon Commander of french forces 

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Napoleon was 5,2 but his stature did not define him. Napoleon was a man with great ambitious he became in charge of France when they where in chaos he brought order to France. Napoleon had great achievements by the age of 16 he became artillery commander at the age of 26 he became a commander at the age of 30 he was in charge of France. Napoleon fought and won many wars. Napoleon created a fair legal code and a banking system. Napoleon also defended the revolution.

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The death of Robespierre brought the end of the Reign of terror. Started the white terror which people looked for revenge by for the people killed. Robespierre beheaded by a guillotine. Stopped the pointless killing from the reign of terror.

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Napoleon Asked the church to crown his as emperor and he will restore a partial amount of power to them. Napoleon was later then deemed emperor. Church got some of its power and followers back. With all this new found power he decides to invade every country in Europe although he won many of these fights they were still in debt. For every country he defeated he would put one of his family members in charge. He implemented the Napoleonic code which still stands today. However, the rights were only for men. There was also slavery in the french colonies.

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In the the restoration of the monarchy Napoleon was sent to prison after his lose in Waterloo.  The Monarchy was restored and the first king in charge Louis-Philippe d'Orléans.  The Napoleonic code stayed but the monarchy was restored.  They had to make alliances to stop the revolution and restore the monarchy.  They formed an alliance in between Britain, Russia, Austria and, Prussia.