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    The French Revolution began when the third estate proclaimed itself the National Assembly and drafted a new constitution against the wishes of King Louis XVI. In response, the king dispatched troops to stop the National Assembly but the common people stormed the Bastille prison to seize weapons instead. Later, King Louis XVI attempted to flee but was captured and executed for treason. The Philippine Revolution started when the clandestine Katipunan group was formed to protest Spanish colonial rule and seek independence. They established a new constitution that elected Emilio Aguinaldo as the first president. Dissatisfaction with martial law also contributed to the peaceful EDSA Revolution that overthrew Ferdinand Marcos' regime through mass protests instead of

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    The French Revolution began when the third estate proclaimed itself the National Assembly and drafted a new constitution against the wishes of King Louis XVI. In response, the king dispatched troops to stop the National Assembly but the common people stormed the Bastille prison to seize weapons instead. Later, King Louis XVI attempted to flee but was captured and executed for treason. The Philippine Revolution started when the clandestine Katipunan group was formed to protest Spanish colonial rule and seek independence. They established a new constitution that elected Emilio Aguinaldo as the first president. Dissatisfaction with martial law also contributed to the peaceful EDSA Revolution that overthrew Ferdinand Marcos' regime through mass protests instead of

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    Notes Date: May 13, 2023

    World History 2
    Charmaine L. Cabutihan
    BSED3- Social Studies
    Activity 8

    French Revolution
    The moment the third estate proclaimed itself the National Assembly and drafted a
    new constitution. The province saw a revolution, and the civilian population
    created the MILITARIA military force.

    The disparity that the three estates are experiencing led to the French Revolution.
    This sparked a civil war over the three estates' desire for a new constitution. As the
    NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, the third estate proclaimed itself and drafted a new
    constitution. King Louis the XVI didn't like this, so he dispatched an army to stop it,
    but the common people wouldn't have it and assaulted the Bastille Castle, which is
    where the armaments are, instead.

    King Louis XVI attempted to escape to another country during the French
    Revolution but was apprehended. He received a death sentence after being found
    guilty of treason.

    Philippine History

    When the Filipinos founded the clandestine "Katastaasang Kagalanggalangang


    Katipuanan ng mga Anak ng Bayan" (KKK) group, they were protesting Spanish
    rule and aiming for national independence. Emilio Aguinaldo was elected as the
    nation's first president under the new constitution that was later created as a result
    of this organization.

    The martial law, which many people in the general public disliked, also
    contributed to the EDSA Revolution. This sparked a large movement under the
    leadership of Ferdinand Marcos to overthrow the constitution; however, this
    uprising was less violent because the Filipino people merely marched to
    Malacaang to convey their complaints.

    The former president Ferdinand Marcos passed away on September 28, 1989, while
    living in exile in Honolulu, Hawaii, during the EDSA Revolution.

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