Remember Important Dates of French Revolution 1789-1795 Flashcards

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May 5, 1789
The Estates-General is called to discuss the issue of mounting debts in France for the first time in 175 years
June 20, 1789
Tennis Court Oath
June 27, 1789
All three estates come together into the National Assembly
July 14, 1789
Fall of the Bastille
July 15, 1789
The Great Fear
August 4, 1789
National Assembly abolishes feudal privilages
August 26, 1789
Declaration of the Rights of Citizen and Man
October 5, 1789
Woman's March
November 2, 1789
Church Property seized by government
December 9, 1789
Assignants sold according to the Church property seized a month before and money used to run the government
July 12, 1790
The Constitution of the Clergy
June 21, 1791
The King and his family try to escape
October 1, 1791
Newly elected Legislative Assembly meets for the first time. Radicals left, Conservatives right, Moderates in the middle.
April 20, 1792
France declares war on Austria
June 20, 1792
King Forced to don the Phrygian cap and toast the revolution