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Revolutionary Sample
French Revolution according to Brinton's Course of Revolution.
French Revolution according to Brinton's Course of Revolution.
The French Revolution
Food Shortages
1787 - 1788
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Due to bad harvests.
French Revolution
1789 - 1805
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New United States of America
1789
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Rights of Landlords
August 4, 1789 - August 26, 1789
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National Assembly abolished the Rights of Landlords. Later on August 26 the Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen was created.
National Assembly
August 26, 1789
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Declaration of the Rights of Man was adopted by the National Assembly.
Constitution Completed
1791
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The National Assembly completes the Constitution.
Napoleon's Rise
1799 - 1815
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Peace With the Church
1801
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Napoleon agrees with the pope, recognizing Catholicism as the religion of the French majority; In exchange, Pope agreed not to ask for church lands that were seized during the Revolution
New Merit-based Aristoracy
1808
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3,263 new nobles created; Only 22% of Napoleon's aristocracy came from old regime nobility
Fall of Napoleon
1812 - 1815
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Russian Disaster
1812
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Final Defeat
1815
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June 18, 1815, Waterloo, Belgium, Napoleon suffers a bloody defeat