French Directory

five-member executive committee of Revolutionary France (1795-1799)

1798–1802 set of battles between the French Republic and the neighbouring monarchies

1798 rebellion during the French Revolutionary Wars

lower house of the legislature of France during the period commonly known as the Directory (Directoire)

client state of France during the French Revolutionary Wars with republic as form of government

French constitution

coup d'état

upper house of the Directory-era French legislature

1796 attempt to overthrow the Directory by Babeuf with his comrades, the Egals

architectural style

thumb|Le culte naturel ('The Natural Cult'), a print depicting the baptism of a child by an assembly of Theophilanthropists.Engraving by Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Paris, 1797.

fashionable aristocratic subculture in Paris during the French Directory (1795–1799)

military conflict in the Batavian Republic

diplomatic congress to enact territorial clauses of the Treaty of Campo-Formio

June 1799 French government and military replacements

fourth parliamentary election in French history

Two referendums held in France in 1795

French election in 1799

Mandats territoriaux were paper bank Note

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