French Revolution (disambiguation)

The original French Revolution of 1789–1799 has sometimes been termed the "Great French Revolution" to distinguish it from subsequent historic events in France.

Other uses of the term "French Revolution" may refer to:

• Coup of 18 Brumaire
• The Bourbon Restoration of 1814
• Hundred Days when Napoleon came back to power in 1815
• The Bourbon Restoration of 1815
• The July Revolution of 1830, which deposed Charles X in favor of Louis Philippe I
• The June Rebellion, the unsuccessful Paris uprising of 1832
• The French Revolution of 1848 and the creation of the Second Republic
• Napoleon III becoming Emperor
• The proclamation of the French Third Republic following the defeat of Napoleon III in 1870
• The socialist Paris Commune of 1871
• The Stavisky Affair and '6 February 1934 crisis which saw several major government resignations a failed fascist coup and communist riots
• The Vichy régime of World War II, self-described as Révolution nationale
• The FFI Parisian uprising part of The Liberation of Paris of 1944 that pushed the Vichy forces and Germans out of Paris
• The founding of the Fifth republic and Charles DeGaulles Takeover of France in 1958
• May 1968 events in France
• Yellow vests movement against taxes 2018-2020

See also

• The French Revolution: A History, a book written by Thomas Carlyle
• The French Revolution (poem), a poem by William Blake
• French Revolution (DVD), a documentary by the History Channel
• La Révolution française (film), a two-part film known as "The French Revolution" in English-speaking countries
• La Révolution Française (rock opera), a 1973 French rock opera