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Agricultural, commercial, financial and social crisis. Caused by royal expenses and aid to the United States, among others. And bourgeois claim of rights. Louis XVI summoned the States General.
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The national assembly vowed not to secede until it gave France a constitution.
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The nobility and the clergy reject the proposal to vote by state and the petition for the vote by head.
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The royal family tries to flee the country to obtain support from Austria but is discovered and captured.
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Promulgated by the National Constituent Assembly and accepted by Louis XVI. It contained the reform of the French State, leaving France as a constitutional monarchy.
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Austria and Prussia declare war on France.
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Brutal repression in the form of state terrorism, with M. Robespierre as the main protagonist. During the Terreur, between thirty-five and forty thousand civilians were executed, most of them by guillotine.
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End of the Terror period.
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The upper house appointed five directors to the executive committee
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Coup d'état by Napoleon Bonaparte. The Directory falls and the Consulate is established.