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The French Revolution

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Ch 11

Ch 11. The French Revolution and Napoleon. Chapter 11 Section 1. The French Revolution. Background to the Revolution. 1789 Complex, violent, radical

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The French Revolution Review Questions

The French Revolution Review Questions. 1. What was the French Revolution?. The French Revolution (1789-1799). The French Revolution was a period of radical social and political change in France. The monarchy was eventually abolished.

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. Liberty Leading The People by Delacroix. The French Revolution In The Beginning... 1789-1792. Why the French Revolution is important. Why it matters : The French Revolution became the model for revolution in the modern world.

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The French Revolution & Napoleon Bonaparte

The French Revolution & Napoleon Bonaparte. World History Chapter 11. Unit Objectives. Articulate the causes of the French Revolution Describe the major events along the timeline of the French Revolution

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Chapter 19

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Gender and Sexuality in Modern France

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French Revolution

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Shaping Nationalism

Shaping Nationalism. What do these three French words translate into? What do Liberty , Equality and Fraternity mean? Read the caption of this picture on page 42. What three words or symbols best capture the essence of Canada as a nation?

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World History: Quiz on the French Revolution

World History: Quiz on the French Revolution . Chapter 6 sections 1 & 2 Friday, December 6 th. What was the Ancien Regime? . The name for the old order of French society . What is deficit spending? . When a government spends more money than it takes in. . What is a cahier? .

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World History

World History. Reviewing for the French Revolution Unit Test. Who was Louis XVI?. King of France during the time of the French Revolution Was a weak ruler Eventually publicly executed by the people of France. What are the Three Estates and who is in each class?. First Estate - clergy

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Reign of Terror

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. 1789-1791 1792-1794 NAPOLEON . What did the Enlightenment teach us?. Natural Rights ? ALL people should have them Government should PROTECT the rights of the people Government should not be centralized instead divided

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in To Kill A Mockingbird

Rhetoric and Persuasive Rhetoric. in To Kill A Mockingbird. Key Terms. Rhetoric: the art of communicating ideas. Persuasive Rhetoric: reasoned arguments in favor or against particular beliefs or courses of action. Effective Arguments.

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. A Movement that gave birth to the Foundations of Modern Society . The Scientific Revolution used reason to challenge assumptions about the natural world. The scientists paved the way for the development of new scientific fields.

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Directions for taking notes

Directions for taking notes. Write everything that is in red in your notes. You can copy it exactly or write it in your own words. Ladies of the Enlightenment. Abigail Adams, Madame Geoffrin , Olympe de Gouges and Mary Wollstonecraft: What They Had to Say about Government and Society.

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Chapter 6, Section 1: On the Eve of Revolution

Chapter 6, Section 1: On the Eve of Revolution. Section Summary

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Atlantic Revolutions and Their Echoes

Atlantic Revolutions and Their Echoes. 1750-1914. Timeline. American Revolution 1776-1783. Cause. Effects. 1781 British surrender to Washington Articles of Confederation created= weak 1783 Treaty of Paris signed = British officially recognize America 1789 Constitution created

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