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The Directory begins, 1795–1799, created by Constitution of the Year III. November 3, 1795

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The electors of Paris form a standing committee and a citizens’ militia. July 13, 1789

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The Emperor Leopold II appeals to other monarchs to join with him in demanding respect for the liberty and honor of Louis XVI. July 6, 1791

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The Estates–General are convoked for 1 May 1789. August 8, 1788

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The Fall of the Bastille. July 14, 1789

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The Fall of the Monarchy. Popular assault on the Tuileries; Louis XVI deposed. August 10, 1792

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The first anniversary of the Revolution is celebrated on the fields of the Champ de Mars, the Festival of the Federation. July 14, 1790

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The First Assembly of Notables. Raising taxes is discussed and rejected. February 22, 1787

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The first churches are closed in and around Paris following earlier efforts in the provinces. November 22, 1793

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The first prefects of departments are appointed. March 2, 1800

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