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October 1792
Committee of General Security established
February 1793
levy of 300,000 men - draft for war
March 1793
Revolutionary tribunal- try counter-revs in Paris
Comités de surveillance- look for suspicious behaviour
82 rep-en-mission- ensure loyalty to rev
April 1793
Committee of Public Safety created - war cabinet
12th April 1793
Girondins put Marat on trial, but is acquitted 12 days later
Marat blamed Girondins for food shortages in L'Ami du People
2nd June 1793
29 Girondin deputies purged
R called for a rising against corrupt deputies
80k-100k crowd assembled wanted Girondins gone
June 1793
Revolt in the Vendee
60/83 departments protested against Girondin expulsion
pose real threat of civil war
24th June 1793
Jacobin constitution
never put into practise due to wartime situation
society > individual
all adult males had the right to vote
23rd August 1793
Levee en masse
by Bertrand Barère
all men 18-25 military service
France needed weapons more than men
13th July 1793
Marat assassinated by Charlotte Corday
agitation of s-c worse- demanded all 'suspects' be arrested
marched on Convention on 5th September
5th September 1793
Convention promised action after march
9th Sept: armées revolutionaires
17th Sept: Law of Suspects
29th Sept: Law of General Maximum
9th September 1793
Armées revolutionnaires
sans-culottes paramilitary forces
17th September 1793
Law of Suspects
new definition of suspect
29th September 1793
Law of General Maximum
max price for grain
4th December 1793
Law of Frimaire
highly centralised structure
CPS had supreme authority
10th June 1794
Law of 22 Prairial
simplify judicial process
1284 deaths after this under Thermidor
denied the accused any effective right to self-defense and eliminated all sentences other than acquittal or death
Terror examples
Fouché 'Butcher of Lyon'
burns Lyon down, from Sept 1793
Carrier
drowns priests in the Loire "National Bathtub"
execution of 4k civilians in Nantes
October 1793
Dechristianisation becomes official policy of Paris commune
all churches closed in November
7th Nov: Archbishop of Paris resigned
Notre Dame -> Temple of reason
street names changed, church bells melted for weapons
26th June 1794
Battle of Fleurus
broke the war of the 1st coalition, French won
TP- France no longer on offensive
Crossroads, do they need Terror anymore as external and internal threats gone
75k Francehmen led by Jourdan
Coup of Thermidor
8-10 Thermidor 1794
Robespierre decreasing support
dissolution of popular societies
raising of maximum in March- inflation
Cult of Supreme Being too catholic
8 Thermidor 1794 (26th July)
R claimed people traitor to gov in speech, but didn't name them
all felt threatened and plotted against him
9 Thermidor 1794
R arrested by Convention
decree passed unanimously
Paris commune tried to raise support to liberate but only 1/3 responded
arrested R, Saint-Just, Le Bas, Couthon and Augustin
10 Thermidor 1794 (28th July)
R
all prisoners retrieved except Le Bas (suicide)
87/95 Commune members were executed in days after
31st July 1794
CPS and CGS filled with moderates
1st August 1794
Law of 22 Prairial repealed
10th August 1794
Reorganisation of government and administration
no longer centralised
central gov. controlled by 16 committees
31st August 1794
powers of the Paris Commune reduced
18th September 1794
Church and state separated
ended constitutional church
12th November 1794
Jacobin Club closed
24th December 1794
Law of Maximum repealed
February 1795
Toleration for all religions proclaimed
April 1795
representants-en-mission abolished
May 1795
Revolutionary Tribunal abolished
October 1795
Law of Suspects repealed
1795
White Terror
attacked Terror supporters (Jacobins and s-c)
May: violent massacre in prison in Lyon
Muscadins and jeunesse dorée
Compagnies de Jehu- Lyon
Compagnies du Soleil- Nîmes