"i would but i dont know how

 Third Estate ?  National Assembly ? 
Re: ''The Tennis Court Oath (serment du jeu de paume) was a pledge signed by 577 members of France's Third Estate on June 20, 1789. .... 

this was an important factor in the coming of the french revolution the members swore that they wouldn't disband until Louis XVI had granted a constitution for the people of france.

 aaaaaaaaaah why are you changing it?!!!! 

Im not sure but i think the oath was written by Abbe Sieyes? 

 Slight Change 

Changed the wording from leave to disband
Saying that they would not leave until they had written a constitution gives the impression that it was written all in one night, This is not true to took along to write a constrictions for France
Also and interesting fact; the tennis court is speculated to having been in actuality a handball court

adding dates and sources
So far so Good but you have no dates and no sources.  If there are no objections I will add dates using information from A history of western society sixth edition by Mckay, Hill and Buckler.  If someone could please put that in bibliography format.  Im missing the first hundred pages in my book.  

 Totally vandalized and requires a rewrite 

Well obviously this article over the past few days has been totally vandalized and stripped of its information.  Somebody tried to rewrite the entire, and what used to be complex and informative article quickly as nobody seems to have a saved copy of the article.  In need of some Wiki admins.  

Hello, Mehicdino! I'm not sure whether you're  (talk • contribs), who edited the article to ""remove immature/incorrect text"". However, can either one of you be more specific with what is inaccurate? There was some vandalism in the previous weeks, which I had reverted already (all revisions of the page are stored automatically, and you can access them by clicking on the ""history"" tab above and clicking on the date and time of the revision). Most everything in the article looks correct. Granted, I'm not an expert on this subject, but given that the revision only removed minimal details, which seem correct, and also removed many of the wikilinks, I've gone ahead and reverted back to the previous version for now. Can you clarify on what is incorrect? Thanks!  (A note?) 

 Vandalism should never require a rewrite, as it's very easy to revert to a previous version.  

No, I am not the IP you state I could be because it does not match mine.  I was just saying a few days ago somebody actually put much effort into vandalizing this article to a pile of rubbish.  

Thanks for the reply. I'm just making sure that there is nothing that is obviously inaccurate presently; I hope I took care of all the vandalism with the revert. Thanks!  (A note?) 

This still needs rewriting; what is this?!:
""The Tennis Coart started in the late 1990's and ended in the early 1500's. It resulted in the parilization of the Queen of Scottland. It occured in Witchitah Maine.""
Please correct.
 

The vandalism has already been removed; thanks for letting us know.  (A note?) 

 Picture 

I found a better picture at this link:

http://www.loyno.edu/~seduffy/tennis_court_oath.jpg —The preceding unsigned comment was added by  (talk • contribs) .

I'm going to refrain from uploading that picture for now. I believe, if my recollection is correct, that the current image is a copy of the actual sketch, and that the colored version was done later by anothe