History of the French Revolution

History of the French Revolution Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
07 June 1788	Greno-civilian citizens threw roof tiles at royal soldiers, sometimes credited as the beginning of the French revolution.
20 June 1789	The Tennis Court was sworn in by members of the French Revolution-Meeting on the Tennis of Palace of Vileslies, Third Estate, France, which pledged not to separate until a new constitution was established.
20 June 1789	The Tennis Court was sworn in by members of the French Revolution-Meeting of the Palace of Palace, France, France, which promised not to separate until a new constitution was not established.
12 July 1789	The French Revolutionary-journalist Cammilin gave a precious speech a day earlier in protest against the dismissal of Finance Minister Jacksek, which inspired the audience to later Bastil Twodies.
05 October 1789	Troubled by the high price and decrease of the French revolution-roti, thousands of Paris women and their various colleagues marched in the royal palace in Versay.
26 August 1789	The French Revolution was approved by the National Constituent Assembly, defineing a set of individual and collective rights of the people, the declaration of man and a citizen of authority.
17 July 1791	Members of the French Revolution-National Guard set fire to the crowd gathered in Paris de Mars, Paris to demand the removal of King Louis the sixteenth.
20 June 1791	King Louis XVI was caught trying to escape the French Revolution.
20 April 1792	External Affairs Minister Charles François Dumories presented the French Legislative Assembly with a long list of complaints against Austria, France announced a war to launch the French revolutionary war.
22 September 1792	The French first Republic came into existence after finishing the monarchy a day after the French Revolution-National Convention.
02 September 1792	The French revolution-a huge fear that foreigners would attack Paris and revolt prisoners, thousands of people were briefly executed.
01 February 1793	French Revolutionary War: France declared war against Great Britain and the Netherlands.
02 June 1793	French Revolution: François Hanit, a leader of the Paris National Guard, arrested 22 Girods selected by Jean-Paul Marat, who were preparing a stage for the reign of terror. The reign of terror is also known as The Terror, it was a period of violence that took place after the beginning of the French Revolution, which was incited by conflict between two rival political groups, girondins and Jacobins, and "enemies Was marked by mass execution. Revolution ".
13 July 1793	Charlotte Corde killed Jean Paul Marat, a leader in his bathtub, both the French revolution and the reign of terror.
16 October 1793	After the French Revolution, Queen Marie Antoniette was sentenced to death after a speedy trial.
24 June 1793	The first Republican Constitution was adopted in France. The Constitution of 24 June 1793 is also known as the Constitution of the Year I, or The Montangard Constitution was a constitution formed by the Montagnards and the Constitution formed by the popular referendum under the first Republic during the French Revolution.
06 April 1793	The Committee of French Revolution-Public Safety was stopped, and the real executive government would be formed during the reign of terror.
23 December 1793	The French Revolution-Religious Army was deliberately defeated in the war of Savannah, although later faced a battle in the War in Wendy.
05 September 1793	The French Revolution-The National Convention started the ten-month period of ten-month period of the systematic repression of the alleged enemies within the country and the mass murder.
28 July 1794	The French Revolution-Maximilien Dey Robpiere and Louis Antoined St.-Jam, Architect of the Terror, were executed after the previous day was arrested.
01 June 1794	The glorious first of June, the first and largest fleet of naval struggle between the first French Republic of the Great Britain and the French Revolutionary Wars during the French revolutionary wars.
07 May 1794	French Revolution: Maximilian Robpiere established the Supreme French cult as the new state religion of the French First Republic.
26 June 1794	French Revolutionary Wars: The Frearar's fight marked the first successful military use of the aircraft. The french use of the reconnaissance balloon l 'Entreprenant marked the first military use of an aircraft which had an impact on the result of the war.
27 July 1794	The National Convention ordered the arrest and hanging of terrorist leader Maximilian Robpiere, when he encouraged more than 17,000 enemies of the French revolution to arrest harassment '.
16 June 1795	A Britishroil Navy Battle Squadron, run by the French revolutionary ceasefire, William Cornwallis, faced a numerous French Naval battleground on the coast of British.
07 September 1796	The French revolutionary war-French defeated Banso, Venetia, present Italy of the Austrian Army.
04 August 1796	French Revolutionary War - Battle of Lonana: Italy's French army under Napoleon crushed an Austrian brigade.
17 November 1796	The French Revolutionary War-French forces defeated the Bridge of Arcol of Austria in a maneuver to cut the latter line of retreat.
04 August 1796	French Revolutionary War-Italy's French army crushed an Austrian brigade in Lonato's battle.
13 January 1797	French Revolutionary Wars: A naval battle off the coast of Brittany between two British frigates and a French ship of the line ended with over 900 deaths when the latter ran aground.
01 August 1798	The Battle of the French Revolutionary War-Nil launched a British fleet operated by rear-admiral horeshio Nelson and launched a fleet fleet under the Galliers, a sub-Admiral François-Paul Bruis de '.
12 July 1801	A squadron of the British Royal Navy, a French Revolutionary War-Line, defeated a large squadron of Spanish Navy and French Navy ships in Gibraltar Gut.
06 May 1801	French Revolutionary Wars-The Manman and OutgmentedHMS Speedi captured the 32-gun Spanish Frigate L. Gamo.
25 March 1802	France and the United Kingdom signed the Treaty of Amiens, temporarily ending the conflict between the two during the French Revolutionary Wars.
29 July 1836	The Arc de Triumph in Paris was formally inaugurated by the French revolutionary and Napoleon wars in the memory of those who fought and died for France.