Strategy life

1789-1799 - The Great French Revolution.
1792-1804 - First Republic.
1793-1794 - Jacobin terror.
1795 - the capture of the Netherlands.
1797 - the capture of Venice.
1798-1801 - Egyptian expedition.
1799-1814 - the reign of Napoleon (in 1804 he was proclaimed emperor; First Empire). In 1800-1812, Napoleon created a pan-European empire through aggressive campaigns, and his relatives or henchmen ruled in Italy, Spain and other countries. After the defeat in Russia (see Patriotic War of 1812) and the next unification of the anti-Napoleonic coalition, Napoleon's power collapsed.

In 1685, Louis canceled the Edict of Nantes, which led to the flight of Protestants to neighboring countries and the deterioration of the economic situation in France.
In 1715, after the death of Louis XIV, his great-grandson Louis XV ascended the French throne and ruled until 1774.

France (French France, [fʁɑ̃s] Listen to the file information), the official name is the French Republic [11] (French République française, [ʁe.py.blik fʁɑ̃.sɛz] Listen to the file information) is a transcontinental state, including the main territory in Western Europe and a number of overseas regions and territories. The capital is Paris. The motto of the Republic is “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”, its principle is the rule of the people, by the people and for the people[12].