These are the Events of the French Revolution that you will have to put in the timeline:

Monarchy

Estates-General

• Meeting of the Estates General (May 1789)
• Voting problem
  
• The Third Estate continued alone: new name -> The National Assembly is proclaimed.
  
• The king ordered the closure of the Meeting room
  
• Tennis Court Oath (20th June 1789)
  

National Assembly (Constitutional Monarchy)

Constituent Assembly (1789-1791)

• 9th July 1789 The National Assembly decided to write a Constitution
• Storming of the Bastille (14th July 1789) (Mass of the streets from Paris)
• La Grande Peur (August 1789) (People from the countryside) ->
• Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen -> Abolition of Feudalism
• Flight to Varennes (June 1791).

Legislative Assembly (1791-1792)

• Division between Jacobins and Girondins.
• War against Austria, 1792 (International opposition). Austrian and Prussian troops were moving closer to Paris.
  
• Riots of August 1792 (Storming of the Tuileries). The Second French Revolution.

First Republic

Convention

Girondin Convention (1792-93)

• Massacres of September. 1,500 people were assassinated while they were in prison.
• The National Convention is proclaimed (September 1792)
• Trial against the King (December 1792)
• War Against many European countries (Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, Spain…)
• Anthem of the Marseillaise (song for the war).

Jacobin Convention (1793-95)

• The Jacobins controlled the Convention
• Levée en masse (24 feb 1793)
• Counter-Revolutionary movement (War in the Vendée) (Internal Opposition)
• Reign of Terror and dictatorship or Robespierre (40,000 people were guillotined).
• July 1794: Thermidorian Reaction. Coup d’état of the Girondists.

Directory (1795-1799)

• The Convention was replaced by the Directory. (The government is held by five directors -> directory)
• Execution of Robespierre and persecution of the Jacobins, (period known as the white terror).
• Moderate Republican Government
  
• There were Wars against European countries, which were defeated by Napoleon.
• Unstable period: opposition from royalists and jacobins
• Napoleon is seen as a triumphant general.
• November 1799: Coup d’état of Brumaire by Napoleon (18 Brumaire Year VIII). The new era of Napoleon has started with the Consulate.

Consulate (1799-1804)

• Napoleon became first consul with two consuls appointed by him.
• Appearance of a democratic system, but in fact it was a dictatorship.

Empire (1804 - 1814)

• Napoleon is crowned emperor on 2nd December 1804.

Restoration (1814)

• After the defeat in the battle of Leipzig Napoleon is sent into exile and the Bourbons are restored back in France.