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14th July, 1798
14th June, 1789
14th July, 1789
14th June, 1798
Benevolence of the king
Despotic power of the king
The armed might of France
Prestige and power
Castes
Four Estates
Three Estates
Two Estates
Clergy and peasants
Peasants and nobility
First and Third Estate
Clergy and nobility
Right to collect dues
Ownership of land
Participate in wars
Exemption from taxes to the state
Nobility
Middle class
Workers
Peasants
Middle class and people of the Third Estate
Clergy and nobility
Philosophers such as John Locke and Rousseau
Englishmen Georges Danton and Arthur Young
Rousseau
Montesquieu
Voltaire
John Locke
Darwin
Spencer
Rousseau
Montesquieu
'Two Treaties of Government'
'The Spirit of the Laws'
'Le Moniteur Universal
'The Social Contract'
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Nicholas II
Duma
Reichstag
Lok Sabha
Estates General
Each member one vote
Male adult franchise
Universal adult franchise
Estates General
1604
1614
1416
1641
Indoor Tennis Court
Hall of Mirrors
Firoz Shah Ground
Winter Palace
Louis XVI and Marie Antionette
Lenin and Kerensky
Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes
Rousseau and Voltaire
To limit the powers of the king alone
Do away with feudal privileges
Give equal rights to women
Establish a constitutional monarchy
Chains used to fetter slaves
Strength lies in unity
Act of becoming free
Royal power
National colours of France
Act of becoming free
Personification of Law
Rays of the Sun will drive away the clouds of ignorance
Royal power
Equality before law
Law is the same for all
Strength lies in unity
Sceptre
Snake biting its tail to form a ring
Eye within a triangle radiating light
The Law Tablet
Blue-green-yellow
Red-green-blue
Blue-white-red
Yellow-red-white
Vande Matram
Roget de L Isle
Le Moniteur Universal
Marseilles
Conservatives
Revolutionaries
Terrorists
San-culottes
Socialist State
Democracy
Communist State
Republic