An oath taken by members of the National Assembly not to disband until a new constitution for France was created.
A promise by the monarchy to grant land to peasants.
An agreement between France and Austria to end hostilities.
A royal decree to abolish the Estates-General.
July 14, 1789, a symbolic event marking the beginning of the French Revolution.
August 4, 1789, during the Night of Reforms.
June 20, 1789, when the Tennis Court Oath was taken.
September 5, 1793, at the start of the Reign of Terror.
It was the first international peace treaty signed during the French Revolution.
It laid out the fundamental rights of the individual in line with Enlightenment ideals, becoming a foundational human rights document.
It formally recognized Napoleon as the leader of France.
It laid the groundwork for the Reign of Terror.
A period marked by radical measures, mass executions, and political purges led by the revolutionary government to eliminate perceived enemies.
The rejection of military intervention from neighboring countries.
The signing of the Concordat of 1801 to restore the Catholic Church.
The beginning of the Napoleonic Wars across Europe.
The King of France executed during the Revolution.
A military leader who defeated Austria in the Revolution.
A leading figure of the French Revolution who became a representative of the Reign of Terror before being executed himself.
The author of the Treaty of Versailles.
Women demanded bread and forced the king to move back to Paris, bringing the monarchy under closer scrutiny of the revolutionaries.
It resulted in the immediate collapse of the French monarchy.
Women secured the right to vote in the National Assembly.
It led to the establishment of the First Republic.
To manage trade relations with Britain during the Revolution.
To protect the newly established republic from internal and external threats during the Revolution.
To oversee the construction of the Eiffel Tower.
To negotiate peace treaties with neighboring countries.
By securing peace treaties with England and Austria.
The revolution led to the establishment of a republic and the eventual execution of Louis XVI.
By ceding power to the military completely.
By incorporating the monarchy into the National Assembly.
It was a place where revolts frequently occurred.
It became a symbol of the Revolution’s radical phase and was used for the execution of numerous figures.
It was where all peace treaties were signed.
It was the first church established after the Concordat of 1801.
They abolished feudal privileges and declared equality before the law to reflect revolutionary ideals.
They established the guillotine as the method of execution.
They led to the Declaration of War against Prussia.
They focused on constructing new palaces for the monarchy.
By providing military support against Ottoman Empire.
It spread revolutionary ideals across Europe and led to a series of wars between revolutionary France and other European powers.
By establishing the Holy Roman Empire once again.
By negotiating the Concordat of 1801.
The execution of Maximilien Robespierre in 1794.
The signing of the Treaty of Westphalia.
The conclusion of the Napoleonic Wars.
The establishment of the First Republic.
An agreement to expand the French Empire across Europe.
An agreement between Napoleon and the Pope, re-establishing the Catholic Church in France with certain limitations.
The declaration of war against Austria.
A treaty with Britain to end hostilities in 1802.
The signing of a new constitution in Paris.
A revolt in the French Revolution leading to the fall of Robespierre and the decline of radical revolutionaries.
The appointment of Napoleon as Emperor of France.
The return of the Bourbon monarchy to France.
Introduction of mass conscription, creating a large citizen army which transformed military and revolutionary outcomes.
Complete demobilization to focus on internal policies.
Training provided only to the noble classes.
Withdrawal from all foreign engagements and treaties.