Directory regime

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The Directory regime was the five-member executive government that ruled France from 1795 to 1799, marked by political instability, corruption, and ongoing wars until it was overthrown by Napoleon Bonaparte.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French government
executive government
historical regime
capital Paris NERFINISHED
conflict War of the First Coalition NERFINISHED
War of the Second Coalition NERFINISHED
constitutionalBasis Constitution of Year III NERFINISHED
country France
currency French franc
domesticPolicyIssue counter-revolutionary unrest
economic crisis
food shortages
endEvent Coup of 18 Brumaire NERFINISHED
endTime 1799
foreignPolicyGoal expansion of French influence in Europe
hasCharacteristic corruption
frequent coups and plots
inflation
political instability
reliance on the army
headOfState French Directory NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod French Revolution NERFINISHED
ideology republicanism
language French
legislativeBody Council of Ancients NERFINISHED
Council of Five Hundred NERFINISHED
notableEvent Coup of 18 Fructidor (1797) NERFINISHED
Coup of 22 Floréal (1798) NERFINISHED
Coup of 30 Prairial (1799) NERFINISHED
notableLeader François de Neufchâteau NERFINISHED
Jean-François Reubell NERFINISHED
Lazare Carnot NERFINISHED
Louis-Marie de La Révellière-Lépeaux NERFINISHED
Paul Barras NERFINISHED
Philippe-Antoine Merlin de Douai NERFINISHED
Étienne-François Le Tourneur NERFINISHED
numberOfDirectors 5
overthrownBy Napoleon Bonaparte NERFINISHED
politicalOpposition Jacobins NERFINISHED
royalists
precededBy Thermidorian Reaction NERFINISHED
replacedBy Consulate
replaces National Convention NERFINISHED
Reign of Terror NERFINISHED
startEvent adoption of the Constitution of Year III
startTime 1795
timeInFrenchRevolution late phase of the French Revolution

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