Table of Contents:

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Chapter 1

: Pre-Revolutionary France**
1.1 Socio-Economic Conditions: Inequality and Unrest
1.2 Enlightenment Ideas and Intellectual Climate
1.3 Political Structures: Absolutism and Authority
1.4 Social Hierarchy and Class Conflict
1.5 Influence of American Revolution and Other Revolts
1.6 Financial Crisis and State Bankruptcy
1.7 Seeds of Revolution: Causes and Catalysts

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Chapter 2

: Revolutionary Events**
2.1 Estates-General and the National Assembly
2.2 Storming of the Bastille: Symbol of Revolution
2.3 Women's March on Versailles
2.4 Reign of Terror: Radical Phase of Revolution
2.5 Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte
2.6 Execution of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette
2.7 Rise of Jacobinism and Revolutionary Ideals

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Chapter 3

: Revolutionary Government and Institutions**
3.1 Formation of Revolutionary Governments
3.2 National Convention and Committee of Public Safety
3.3 Revolutionary Tribunals and Justice System
3.4 Constitution of 1791 and Legislative Assembly
3.5 Role of Clubs and Political Associations
3.6 Revolutionary Calendar and Cultural Reforms
3.7 Challenges of Governance during Revolutionary Turmoil

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Chapter 4

: Impact on Society and Culture**
4.1 Abolition of Feudalism and Aristocratic Privileges
4.2 Religious Reforms and Secularization
4.3 Women's Rights and Feminist Movements
4.4 Revolutionary Symbols and Iconography
4.5 Education and Public Instruction Reforms
4.6 Impact on Family Structures and Gender Roles
4.7 Spread of Revolutionary Ideas Beyond France

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Chapter 5

: Legacy and Consequences**
5.1 Napoleonic Era and European Wars
5.2 Spread of Revolutionary Ideals in Europe and Beyond
5.3 Rise of Nationalism and Modern Statehood
5.4 Impact on Political Thought and Ideologies
5.5 Memory and Commemoration of the Revolution
5.6 Historiography: Interpretations and Debates
5.7 Lessons Learned and Relevance in the Contemporary World