Who formed a new government in France in the first stage of the revolution?

In the first stage of the French Revolution, the National Assembly was formed by representatives of the Third Estate, which included commoners. They declared themselves the legitimate government of France in June 1789, leading to the establishment of the National Constituent Assembly. This assembly aimed to create a constitutional monarchy and implement reforms in response to the financial crisis and social inequalities. Key figures included Maximilien Robespierre and Georges Danton, who played significant roles in shaping the revolutionary government.