Table of Contents:**

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Chapter 1

: Prelude to Revolution**
1.1 Socio-Economic Inequality in Ancien Régime France
1.2 Enlightenment Ideas and Their Impact
1.3 Financial Crisis and State Bankruptcy
1.4 Social Unrest and Popular Grievances
1.5 Political and Institutional Inertia
1.6 Influence of American and Haitian Revolutions
1.7 Emergence of Revolutionary Ideologies

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Chapter 2

: Revolutionary Events**
2.1 Storming of the Bastille
2.2 The Women's March on Versailles
2.3 Formation of the National Assembly
2.4 Reign of Terror and the Committee of Public Safety
2.5 Execution of Louis XVI
2.6 Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte
2.7 The Thermidorian Reaction and the End of the Revolution

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Chapter 3

: Social and Cultural Transformations**
3.1 Abolition of Feudal Privileges
3.2 Emancipation of the Jews
3.3 Rise of Republican Citizenship
3.4 Secularization and De-Christianization
3.5 Cult of Reason and Cult of the Supreme Being
3.6 Changes in Gender Roles and Family Structure
3.7 Impact on Education and Intellectual Life

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Chapter 4

: Revolutionary Wars and Diplomacy**
4.1 Revolutionary Wars and Military Campaigns
4.2 Spread of Revolutionary Ideals in Europe
4.3 Coalition Warfare against France
4.4 Diplomatic Relations and Treaties
4.5 Napoleon's Military Reforms and Campaigns
4.6 The Napoleonic Code and Legal Reforms
4.7 Continental System and Economic Warfare

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Chapter 5

: Legacy and Historiography**
5.1 Historiographical Debates on the French Revolution
5.2 Romanticization vs. Critique of Revolution
5.3 Impact on Modern Political Thought
5.4 Revolutionary Symbols and Memory
5.5 Revolutionary Commemoration and Heritage
5.6 Long-Term Consequences for France and Europe
5.7 Lessons Learned and Unresolved Questions