1. Abolishment of censorship, Declaration of the right of man and citizen proclaimed freedom of speech and expression
2. The Outbreak of the revolution
2.1. Call metting of the estate to pass a propsal for new taxes
2.2. One vote form each estate.
2.3. demand of 3rd estate - one man one vote . they assembled in the hall of an indoor tennis court of versailles and decleared themselves a national assembly.
2.4. Led by - Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes
3. Freacn society during late 18th century
3.1. subsistence crisis
3.1.1. Bad harvest , wages did not keep peace with increase in price, gap between poor and rich widened
3.1.2. Increase in population , increased demand for food-grains , prince of bread rose, low wages of worker
4. The Revolution and Everyday Life
5. France abolish monarchy and become a Repulic
5.1. national assembly declare a war against Prussia
5.2. Jacobin club belonged mainly to the less prosperous section of society
5.2.1. led by - Maximilian Robespierre
5.2.2. dress - long striped trouser, red cap that symbolised liberty.
5.3. on 21 September 1792 it abolish the monarchy and decleared France a republic
6. The Abolition Of Slavery
6.1. The colonies of the Caribbean were of suppilers of tabacco, indigo, sugar and coffee.
6.2. Triangular slave treade between Europe, Africa and the America
6.2.1. important ports- Bordeaux and Nantes
6.2.2. Salvery was finally abolish in French colonies in
7. Did Women have a Revolution
7.1. Most women of the third estate had to work for a living.
7.2. One of their main demand was that women enjoy the same political rights as men.
7.2.1. Their fathers could no longer forrced them into marriage against their will., divorce was made legal, women could now train for the jobs.
7.2.2. In 1946 that women in french won the wright to vote.
8. The Reign of Terror (1793-1794)
8.1. Robespierre followed a policy of severe control and punishment
8.1.1. Issued law placing a maximum ceiling on wages and price,meat and bread were in rationed, peasants were forced to transport their grains to the cities and sell it to price fixed by the goverment, white flour was forbidden, churches were converted into barracks or offices.
8.1.2. He was convicted by the court in july 1794, arrested and on next da