During the French Revolution, there were a lot of important people and things. Here are some examples. 

Three Estates: This is how the people were 'ranked' based off of their social status. 

Bourgeoisie: The Bourgeoisie were a type of people in one of the classes. 

Peasants: The Peasants were also a group of people who were very poor. 

Bankrups Monarchy: The Bankrups Monarchy was a term used during this time when the French faced a finical crisis. 

Impact of the Enlightenment: This was an impact that promoted and allowed a lot of good things for the people. 

King Louis XVI: King Louis XVI was the king during the French Revolution. 

Marie Antoinette: Marie was the wife of King Louis XVI. 

Estates General: The Estates General was an assembly that represented the three estates. 

Voting by Order: This was a way of voting by the three estates as a separate group. This method was disliked. Voting by Head: This was a way of voting where each representative counted as one vote. This method was liked. 

National Assembly: This was an assembly created by the third estate. 

Tennis Court Oath: This was an oath to keep meeting going to help the revolution. 

Revolution Begins: 

The People Take Charge: 

The Bastille: This was a prison in Paris. 

Equality, Liberty, Fraternity: These were types of things that all stood for and represented rights. 

Versailles: This was a Palace for the monarchs. 

Bread Riot: This was a time where there were lots of riots due to food shortages. 

Great Fear: This was a time where there were lots of riots and panic due to rumors. 

Taking On The World: 

Constitution of 1791: This was a document limiting the monarch's power and established many new things for the people. 

Limited Monarchy: This was a form of monarchy that made new laws, limiting the monarch's power. 

State Control of the Church: This was when churches brought back their religions under state authority. 

War with Austria & Prussia: This was a war about territory during the French Revolution.  

Emigres: This was a group of people who fled France during the war.