French Revolution
Published on Dec 03, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
THE STORMING OF THE BASTILLE (JULY 14, 1789)
THE FIRST CRITICAL ACT OF VIOLENCE FROM THE PEASANTS
THE DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN (AUGUST 26, 1789)
THE THIRD ESTATE FINALLY GETS A SAY IN SOMETHING, AND EQUAL RIGHTS
THE WOMEN'S MARCH ON VERSAILLES (OCTOBER 5, 1789)
THE WOMEN BROUGHT KING LOUIS XVI BACK TO PARIS
SEPTEMBER MASSACRES (FIRST SEVERAL DAYS OF SEPT. 1792)
A LOT OF RIOTS AND KILLINGS OCCURRED AT THIS TIME.
EXECUTION OF KING LOUIS XVI (JANUARY 21, 1793)
THERE WAS A SHIFT IN POWER BECAUSE OF THE EXECUTION OF KING LOUIS XVI
EXECUTION OF MARIE ANTOINETTE (OCTOBER 16, 1793)
FRANCE CAN FINALLY TRY TO RECOVER FROM SOME OF THEIR DEBT
REIGN OF TERROR (JULY, 1793-JULY 28, 1794)
PEOPLE WERE TERRIFIED BECAUSE MANY PEOPLE IN THE THIRD ESTATE WERE GETTING KILLED
