What are the 4 phases of the french revolution?

The French Revolution can be divided into four main phases:

1. The National Assembly (1789-1791) - This phase began with the Estates-General and led to the formation of the National Assembly, culminating in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen.
2. The Radical Phase (1792-1794) - Marked by the rise of the Jacobins and the Reign of Terror, this phase saw the execution of King Louis XVI and widespread violence against perceived enemies of the revolution.
3. The Directory (1795-1799) - Characterized by a more moderate government, this phase struggled with political instability, corruption, and economic challenges.
4. The Rise of Napoleon (1799) - The revolution effectively ended with Napoleon’s coup d'état, leading to his establishment of a consulate and later the French Empire.