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Louis XVI accepts the constitution. September 14, 1791

The Declaration of Pillnitz. The rulers of Austria and Prussia agree to combine forces against the French Revolution. They insist that England participate before they will act. August 27, 1791

Slave rebellion begins in Saint Domingue. August 22, 1791

The Massacre of the Champ de Mars. July 17, 1791

Reinstatement of Louis XVI. July 16, 1791

Leopold II’s Padua Circular. July 10, 1791

Attempting to flee France, Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, and their children are arrested at Varennes and brought back to Paris. The Constituent Assembly suspends the King’s authority until further notice. June 20, 1791

Worker unions and strikes are prohibited by the Le Chapelier Law. June 14, 1791

Debate on colonies and civil status of free coloreds begin. May 7, 1791

All public officials and priests are required to sign an oath of loyalty to the new French nation. November 27, 1790

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