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The French Revolution spanned from 1789 to 1799 and resulted in major political and social change in France. Some key events included the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, the rise of radical Jacobins and the Reign of Terror under Robespierre from 1793-1794, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte who crowned himself Emperor in 1804. The revolution transformed France from an absolute monarchy to a republic and had widespread impacts both in France and globally.
The French Revolution spanned from 1789 to 1799 and resulted in major political and social change in France. Some key events included the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, the rise of radical Jacobins and the Reign of Terror under Robespierre from 1793-1794, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte who crowned himself Emperor in 1804. The revolution transformed France from an absolute monarchy to a republic and had widespread impacts both in France and globally.
The French Revolution spanned from 1789 to 1799 and resulted in major political and social change in France. Some key events included the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, the rise of radical Jacobins and the Reign of Terror under Robespierre from 1793-1794, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte who crowned himself Emperor in 1804. The revolution transformed France from an absolute monarchy to a republic and had widespread impacts both in France and globally.
Versailles June 17th: National Assembly proclaimed June 20th: Tennis Court Oath July 10th: Formation of the citizens' militia August 4th: Decrees dismantling feudalism passed (August Decrees) August 26th: Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen October 5th-6th: 'October Days'- Women marching on the Hotel de Ville and Versailles. Louis and Marie Antoinette brought back to Paris November 2nd: Church property nationalised
1790
May 21st: Creation of the Paris Sections.
June 19th: Abolition of the nobility. July 12th: Civil Constitution of the Clergy. August 16th: Reorganisation of the judiciary.
1791
: March 2nd: Dissolution of Guilds.
June 14th: The Le Chapelier Law. June 20th: Flight to Varennes. August 14th: Slave revolt in SaintDomingue (resulted in shortage of sugar in France). August 27th: Declaration of Pillnitz. November 9th: Decree against migrs (vetoed by Louis 12th November).
1792
March: Guillotine to be used for all public
executions. April 20th: War declared on Austria. May 27th: New decree against Refractory Priests. June 13th: Prussia declared war on France. August 10th: Overthrow of the Monarchy. August 19th: Prussian forces entered northern France. August 20th: Capture of Longwy.
September 2nd-6th: September
massacres. September 22nd: Proclamation of the Republic. November 6th: Battle of Jemappes. November 19th: Decree of Fraternity. 1793
January 21st: Execution of Louis XVI.
February 1st: War declared of Great Britain and the Dutch Republic. February 21st: Convention accepts the amalgam. March 10th: Revolutionary Tribunal established. March 11th: Revolt in the Vendee. April 6th: Committee of Public Safety (CPS) created. June 2nd: Girondin deputies purged. July 17th: Final abolition of Feudalism in France. July 27th: Robespierre joined the CPS. September 17th: Law of Suspects. September 22nd: Year 2 began. September 29th: General Maximum introduced. October 5th: New revolutionary calendar. October 16th: Battle of Wattignies.
December 4th: Law of 14 Frimaire
establishes Revolutionary Government. 1794
March 24th: Execution of Hebert and his
leading supporters. April 5th: Danton and Desmoulins executed. June 8th: Festival of the Supreme Being. July 27th-28th: Coup of Thermidor. July 28th: Execution of Robespierre. August 1st: Law of 22 Prairial repealed. September 18th: State end financial support of the Church. November 12th: Jacobin Club closed.
1795
February 21st: Formal separation of
Church and State. April 1st-2nd: Germinal uprising. May 20th-23rd: Prairial uprising. August 22nd: Constitution of Year 3. October 1st: Vendemiaire Uprising, Bonaparte appointed commander of the Army of the Interior. November 2nd: Directory established.
1796
March 11th: Bonaparte appointed to
command the army in Italy. March-May: Conspiracy of Equals.
1797
September 4th: Coup dtat of Fructidor.
1798
May 11th: Law of 22 Floreal.
1799
June 18th: Coup dtat of Prairial.
November 9th-10th: Coup dtat of Brumaire, Bonaparte overthrows the Directory. December 25th: Constitution of Year 8.
1801
July 15th: Signing of the Concordat with
the Pope.
1802
March 27th: Peace of Amiens.
April 18th: The Concordat.
1803
May 18th: Start of the Napoleonic War.
1804
March 20th: Murder of the Duc
dEnghein. March 21st: Civil code issued. May 18th: Napoleon declared Emperor of the French.
1805
October 21st: Battle of Trafalgar.
1808
May 5th: Forced abdication of the King
of Spain. Start of the Peninsular War.
1812
June 22nd: Napoleon invaded Russia.
1814
April 6th: Restoration of the Bourbon
monarchy. (Louis XVIII)
1815
20th March-22nd June: 100 daysNapoleon returned to France and raised
an army, fought the battle of Waterloo
and lost (June 18th). 1824
16th September: Louis XVIII, Charles X
becomes king.
1830
28th July: July Days leading to the 1830
revolution. 2nd August: Charles X abdicated in favour of his grandson.