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After being captured Louis and the rest of the royal family try to escape but are captured and brought back to Paris

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It is estimated that around 40,000 people died in the French revolution. Some were famous such as Marie Antoinette but, roughly 85% were peasants or middle class men. Which is odd considering that they were the ones who started the revolution

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Robespierre and his supporters would try these "enemies" in the morning and they would be executed in the afternoon. However, these people tended to just be those who didn't support Robespierre and his dictatorship

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this begins when Robespierre takes on the role of dictator in July of 1793

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Robespierre believed that they needed to completely wipe away France's past. They changed the calendar, and they closed all the churches in Paris with other cities soon following.

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aside from all the foreign armies, France had become enemies with peasants who did not agree with the King's execution, priests who did not want to be controlled by the government, and rival leaders who caused many rebellions

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Great Britain, Holland, and Spain joined Austria and Prussia in fighting against France. Needing more men the National convention called for a draft of 300,000 men and women, making their number 800,000 by 1794

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Louis XVI was tried by the National Convention and found guilty and was executed on January 21st, 1793

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introduced in 1792 it was a much quicker and less painful form of execution than what it was at the time. It was a weighted blade that would be cranked to the top and then released to remove the head from the body

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a radical group that started making governmental changes in September 1792

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Scared for their own monarchs Austria and Prussia urged France to keep the absolute monarch and France responded by declaring war in April 1792

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The Reign of Terror ended on July 28th 1794

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The Reign of Terror ended on July 28th 1794

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The radical phase of the French Revolution ended with Robespierre being guillotined