Which sequence is most correct in the outbreak of the French Revolution?

Estates-General → National Assembly → Tennis Court Oath → storming of the Bastille

The governing concept is chronological sequencing. The Estates-General met in May 1789, but representatives of the Third Estate soon declared themselves the National Assembly. On 20 June they made the Tennis Court Oath, promising not to separate until France had a constitution. On 14 July, Parisian people stormed the Bastille, making the crisis a mass popular uprising. Therefore, option A gives the correct progression from institutional meeting to political reorganisation, constitutional commitment, and armed popular action. Option B reverses the order of the opening events, option C places the October women’s march too early, and option D incorrectly mixes a later event with the 1614 date.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Outbreak of the Revolution.