This document provides a chronology of key events in the French Revolution and the rise of socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. It outlines major developments such as the storming of the Bastille, the abolition of feudalism, the execution of Louis XVI, and Napoleon crowning himself emperor of France. For the Russian Revolution, it summarizes the establishment of the Bolshevik party, the abdication of the Tsar, Lenin's return and seizure of power in 1917, and the start of the Russian Civil War. The chronology tracks these momentous political and social changes over the 18th-19th centuries in France and Russia.
This document provides a chronology of key events in the French Revolution and the rise of socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. It outlines major developments such as the storming of the Bastille, the abolition of feudalism, the execution of Louis XVI, and Napoleon crowning himself emperor of France. For the Russian Revolution, it summarizes the establishment of the Bolshevik party, the abdication of the Tsar, Lenin's return and seizure of power in 1917, and the start of the Russian Civil War. The chronology tracks these momentous political and social changes over the 18th-19th centuries in France and Russia.
This document provides a chronology of key events in the French Revolution and the rise of socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. It outlines major developments such as the storming of the Bastille, the abolition of feudalism, the execution of Louis XVI, and Napoleon crowning himself emperor of France. For the Russian Revolution, it summarizes the establishment of the Bolshevik party, the abdication of the Tsar, Lenin's return and seizure of power in 1917, and the start of the Russian Civil War. The chronology tracks these momentous political and social changes over the 18th-19th centuries in France and Russia.
This document provides a chronology of key events in the French Revolution and the rise of socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. It outlines major developments such as the storming of the Bastille, the abolition of feudalism, the execution of Louis XVI, and Napoleon crowning himself emperor of France. For the Russian Revolution, it summarizes the establishment of the Bolshevik party, the abdication of the Tsar, Lenin's return and seizure of power in 1917, and the start of the Russian Civil War. The chronology tracks these momentous political and social changes over the 18th-19th centuries in France and Russia.
1. Birth Of Louis XVI – 23rd August 1754 – Palace of Versailles – House of Bourbon 2. Louis XVI Ascends the throne – 10th May 1774 – Louis XVI 3. Bastille was demolished – 14th July 1789 – Seven Hundred people attacking bastille, 7 prisoners released – Fortress of Bastille 4. Louis XVI called together an assembly of Estates General to pass proposals for new taxes- 5th May 1789 – Palace of Versailles- Etienne Charles de Lomeine de Brienne 5. Members of the third estate assembled in the hall of an indoor tennis court in the grounds of Versailles – 20th June 1789 – Indoor Tennis court – Mirabeau, Abbe Sieyes 6. The Assembly passed a decree abolishing the feudal system of obligations and taxes – 4th August 1789 – France – Louis XVI 7. Declaration of rights of man – 26th August 1789 – Marquis de la Fayette - Paris 8. The National Assembly completed the draft of the constitution which limits the power of the king – 1791 – du marche des innocents – Jean Louis Prieur 9. The National Assembly voted to declare war against Prussia and Austria – April 1792 – France, Austria, Prussia – National Assembly 10. Convention abolishing monarchy and declaring France as a republic – 21st September 1792 11. Louis XVI was executed publicly at the Place de la Concorde – 21st January 17+93 12. The reign of Terror – 1793 -> 1794 13. Robespierre arrested and Beheaded – July 1794 14. The convention free all slaves on the French overseas possessions - 1794 15. Napoleon crowned himself Emperor of France – 1804 16. Napoleon defeated at Waterloo – 1815 17.Slavery was finally abolished in French colonies – 1848 18. Women in France won the right to vote – 1946 Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution 1. Tsar Nicholas II crowned Emperor – 26th May 1896 2. Strikes in Textile Industry – 1896-1897 3. The Social Democratic Workers Party founded – 1898 4. Bloody Sunday – January 22nd 1905 5. 1905 Revolution - 1905 6. Tsar allowed the creation of Duma – 1905 7. Committees and unions declared illegal – 1905 8. The First World War – 1914 9. Russian Army loses badly in Germany and Austria – 1914 10.Russian army loses badly to Germany - 1916 11.International Women’s Day – 23rd February 1917 12.Petrograd Soviet is formed – 27th February 1917 13.Tsar abdicates as the Emperor – 2nd March 1917 14.Vladimir Lenin returns from his exile – April 1917 15.Popular demonstrations staged by Bolshevik leaders oppressed – July 1917 16.Lenin persuades the Petrograd Soviet and Bolshevik Party to agree to a socialist seizure- 16th October 1917 17.Uprising begins – 24th October 18.Military men seize two Bolshevik buildings – 25th October 19.Bolsheviks create Military Revolutionary Committee – 25th October 1917 20.Military Revolutionary Committee ordered its supporters to seize government offices and arrest ministers – October 1917 21.Bolshevik Party renamed to the Russian Communist Party – 22.Bolsheviks conduct elections to the Constituent Assembly but fail to gain majority support – November 1917 23.Bolsheviks control Petrograd Area after heavy fighting – December 1917 24.Russian Civil War (fight of the ‘whites’, reds’ and ‘greens’) – 1918 – 1920 25.USSR participates in Conference of the Peoples of the East - 1920 26.Bolsheviks now control most of the Russian Empire – January 1920 27.Acute Problem of Grain Supplies – 1927 – 1928 28.The Party forces all peasants to cultivate in collective farms(kolkhoz) – 1929 29.Number of Cattle fell by one-third – 1929 - 1931 30.Industrial Production increases – 1929-1933 31.Bad Harvests lead to one of the most devastating famines in Soviet Russia – 1930 – 1933