The French Revolution by Mekayla Dunn by MEKAYLA DUNN

Louis XVI Summons Estates Gen (4-5 May 1789)

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Assembly including the nobility clergy, and commoners deciding on levying taxes and affirm reforms in the country.

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

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Members of the third estate took the Jev de Paume Oath in the "not to separate and to reassemble wherever necessary until the constitution of the kingdom is established."

Storming of the Bastille (14 July 1789)

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The Abolition of Feudalism (4 August 1789)

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Announcement on August 4th in a national assembly to abolish the feudal system completely which abolished seigneur rights of the nobility and the tithes by the catholic clergy. Done to restore peace with french commoners

Declaration of The Rights of Man and Citizen (26 August 1789

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The Womens March (October 5 1789)

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Beginning of Haitian Revolution & War of Independence (1791-1804)

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Fight between Haitian slaves, colonist, and British armies, & French colonizers. The Haitian win which gave independence from France and became the first country founded by former slaves.

Royal Flight to Varennes (June 20/21 1791)

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Attacks on the Catholic Church, king Louis XVI decided to flee the capital but the plan failed and were arrested at Verennes so they could not escape to Paris.

Arrest.Trial, & Execution King Louis XVI (Dec 1792)

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King Louis XVI was on trial for 33 charges of betrayal, sabotage, and failure of leadership. 693 conventions deputies declared him guilty. Without the right of appeal, on Jan 21 1793 he was carted to the guillotine and decapitated.

Reign of Terror & Robespierre (5 Sep 1794)

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Napoleons Italian Campaigns (April 2 1796)

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An army led by Bonaparte (38,00 French soldiers) against 38,000 Australians AND 25,000 Piedmont. He had the plan to separate the Australians from the Piedmont and conquer Piedmont first, eventually they surrendered.

Napoleons Invasion of Egypt (May 1798)

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Napoleon V French in Egypt conquering Alexandria & Cairo unsatisfied of French which led to an uprising by Cairo people

Coup of 18th Brumaire (Nov 9/10 1799)

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Coup of 18-19 Brumaire overthrew the gov't system in France to make way for despotism of Napoleon Bonaparte. This was the effective end of the French Revolution

Napoleon Crowning as Emperor (3 Dec 1804)

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At Notre Dame de Paris and during the coronation he stole the crown from Pope Plus VII's hands to crown himself which showed a rejection of the authority of the Pontiff.

Battle of Trafalgar (21 Oct 1805)

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Naval involvement of Napoleonic wars which showed British naval supremacy, fought west of Cape Trafalgar, Spain between Cadiz and the Strait of Gibralter. 33 ships under admiral Villeneve fought 27 British ships under admiral Nelson

Battle of Austerlitz (2 Dec 1805)

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Third Coalition & Napoleons most significant victories, 68,000 troops defeated 90,000 Russians under General M.I

Napoleons Invasion of Russia (24 June 1812)

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Congress of Vienna (Jan7/Feb 1814-15)

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A meeting of European nations to discuss the strategy for maintaining peace & stability throughout the continent.

Napoleon's Exile and the 100 Days (20 March 1815)

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100 days of the return of Napoleon to Paris March 20 1815 after his Exile on Elba. Also the 2nd restoration of King Louis XVIII to the throne of France.

Battle of Waterloo (18 June 1815)

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French army defeated by two seventh coalition armies. One was British led with UK, Netherlands, Handuer, Brunswick, & Nassau, the other under Duke of Wellington. This marked the end of Napoleon wars.

Napoleons Exile & Death (1821)

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