What were the three phases of the French Revolution? Describe in detail. Answer Quickly

Civilization II

The Three Phases of the French Revolution are the Moderate, the Radical, and the Conservative phases.
The Radical phase started in 1791-1794, when the monarchy was abolished and a republic was established. The Conservative phase (aka the Napoleonic phase) started in 1794-1799, when the convention replaced the Constitution of 1793 with a more conservative constitution, which was the Constitution of the Year III. This constitution protected property and set up a voting process that reduced the powers of the masses.
The Moderate phase started in 1789-1791, when Marquis de Mirabeau became the founder of freedom of expression, trying to bring France and it’s monarchy to a legislative monarchy.

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