The end of this period was hastened by victory at the Battle of Fleurus, while it had begun when the atheist Jacques Hébert agitated for the arrest of Jacques Pierre Brissot. It saw mass conscription, de-Catholicization, and the deaths of Philippe Égalité and Madame Roland. It was followed by the Thermidorian Reaction, but not before Charlotte Corday murdered Jean-Paul Marat and Georges Danton was executed by the Committee of Public Safety. FTP, identify this fifteen-month period of violence in Paris led by Maximilien R
The end of this period was hastened by victory at the Battle of Fleurus, while it had begun when the atheist Jacques Hébert agitated for the arrest of Jacques Pierre Brissot. It saw mass conscription, de-Catholicization, and the deaths of Philippe Égalité and Madame Roland. It was followed by the Thermidorian Reaction, but not before Charlotte Corday murdered Jean-Paul Marat and Georges Danton was executed by the Committee of Public Safety. FTP, identify this fifteen-month period of violence in Paris led by Maximilien Robespierre during the French Revolution.
The end of this period was hastened by victory at the Battle of Fleurus, while it had begun when the atheist Jacques Hébert agitated for the arrest of Jacques Pierre Brissot.
the {Reign} of {Terror} (or la {Terreur}; do not accept “the {French Revolution},” which didn't end with the Battle of Fleurus)