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French Republic
*République Française*
French Republic République Française
1792–1804
	Flag National Emblem
	Motto: ; Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, ou la Mort!; English: “Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood, or Death!”
	Anthem: ; Chant de Guerre pour l'Armée du Rhin; English: “War Song for the Army of the Rhine”;
	The French Republic in 1799.
Capital	Paris
Common languages	French
Religion	Expand Constitutional Church,; (10 Aug 1792 – 18 Sept 1794); Cult of Reason,; (Oct 1793 – Mar 1794); Cult of the Supreme Being,; (7 May 1794 – 28 Jul 1794); Secularism,; (21 Feb 1795 – 15 Jul 1801); Catholicism; (15 Jul 1801 – 18 May 1804);
Government	Directorial Republic
Executive
• 1792–1795	National Convention a
• 1795–1799	Executive Directory
• 1799–1804	Consulate
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper Chamber	Council of Ancients
• Lower Chamber	Council of Five Hundred
Historical era	Revolutionary Wars
• Insurrection	10 August 1792
• 1793 Constitution	24 June 1793
• Reign of Terror	1793–1794
• Reaction of 1794	27 July 1794
• Coup of 1799	09 November 1799
• Referendum	18 May 1804
Area
1801	616,700 km2 (238,100 sq mi)
Population
• 1801	29,361,000
Currency	Livre,; (1792–1795); Franc; (1795–1804)
	^a From 1793 the National Convention was dominated by its sub-committee, the Committee of Public Safety.

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French Republic République Française
1792–1804
Flag National Emblem
Motto: Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, ou la Mort! English: “Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood, or Death!”
Anthem: Chant de Guerre pour l'Armée du Rhin English: “War Song for the Army of the Rhine”
The French Republic in 1799.
Capital	Paris
Common languages	French
Religion	Expand Constitutional Church, (10 Aug 1792 – 18 Sept 1794) Cult of Reason, (Oct 1793 – Mar 1794) Cult of the Supreme Being, (7 May 1794 – 28 Jul 1794) Secularism, (21 Feb 1795 – 15 Jul 1801) Catholicism (15 Jul 1801 – 18 May 1804)
Government	Directorial Republic
Executive

• 1792–1795	National Convention^a
• 1795–1799	Executive Directory
• 1799–1804	Consulate

Legislature	Parliament
• Upper Chamber	Council of Ancients
• Lower Chamber	Council of Five Hundred
Historical era	Revolutionary Wars

• Insurrection	10 August 1792
• 1793 Constitution	24 June 1793
• Reign of Terror	1793–1794
• Reaction of 1794	27 July 1794
• Coup of 1799	09 November 1799
• Referendum	18 May 1804

Area
1801	616,700 km² (238,100 sq mi)
Population

• 1801	29,361,000

Currency	Livre, (1792–1795) Franc (1795–1804)
^a From 1793 the National Convention was dominated by its sub-committee, the Committee of Public Safety.