DO NOW- If a revolution was a cake, what would the recipe look like? How long would the prep time be: Five, ten, fifty years? What about the ingredients: Harsh ruler, lack of freedom, poverty? What would the directions look like? Think of about new enlightenment ideas.
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DO Now- What were the main grievances that the colonists had with the British government?
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DO Now-How do the ideals of liberty and independence that emerged during the Revolution continue to shape American identity today?
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Describe the roles and responsibilities of the First Estate in the Old Regime.
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How did the distribution of land ownership among the estates impact social tensions in France?
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In what ways did the obligations of peasants to the church and landlords impact their daily lives?
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Explain the significance of the population distribution among the three estates in pre-revolutionary France.
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What were the main causes of the economic crisis in France by the late 1700s?
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What were the three estates called that participated in the estate-general?
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Where did the delegates take the oath?
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How did the Tennis Court Oath challenge the authority of King Louis XVI?
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What event occurred on July 14, 1789, reflecting popular discontent?
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Describe the significance of the Storming of the Bastille in the French Revolution
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What natural rights are highlighted in the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
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Read the following documents "Declaration of the Rights of Man" and "American Constitution" in turn you will Compare and the contrast the American Constitution and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789) , as well as, compare American and French politics of the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Compare and the contrast the American Constitution and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789), as well as, compare American and French politics of the 18th and 19th centuries. Look for at least 3 points to address
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What were the main objectives of the Radicals during the Reign of Terror, and how did they seek to achieve them?
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The guillotine became a symbol of the French Revolution, particularly during the Reign of Terror, due to its role in mass executions through beheading. While initially intended as a more humane method of execution compared to earlier methods, the guillotine was used to swiftly and publicly execute thousands of "enemies of the Revolution". This included prominent figures like Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, as well as countless ordinary citizens.
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Identify two regions controlled by the French Empire according to the map. How did this control impact neighboring nations?
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What were the main factors contributing to the decline of Napoleon's army during the Russian campaign in 1812?
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What events led to the period known as the Hundred Days for Napoleon?
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What were the main objectives of the major powers during the Congress of Vienna?
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Students will be able to evaluate how French participation in the American Revolution helped spark ideas of revolts in France, during the 18th Century.
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What privileges did the First Estate have compared to the other estates?
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How did the lifestyle of higher clergy differ from that of parish priests in the First Estate?
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Analyze the role of taxation in pre-revolutionary France and its relation to the three estates.
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In what ways did the French government's spending during wars contribute to its economic problems?
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Which estate was typically outvoted in the estate-general?
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Who ruled in favor of the traditional voting method?
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What document were the delegates committing to create?
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What risks did the delegates take by making the Tennis Court Oath? Would you have made the same decision in their place? Why or why not?
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How might the Tennis Court Oath be compared to other foundational political actions in history (like the Declaration of Independence or the English Bill of Rights)?
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What was the widespread fear of military action against revolutionaries called?
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What responsibility does the government have according to the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
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Describe the role of the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror.
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What was the significance of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815?
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What are TWO similarities between the French revolution and the American revolution?
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What is ONE difference between the French revolution and the American revolution?
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How did France's involvement in the American Revolution affect 18th century France's political climate?
Who ruled France during the Old Regime?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charlemagne as a king
Queen Marie Antoinette
King Louis XVI as an absolute monarch
Which government type characterized the Old Regime?
Constitutional monarchy
Absolute monarchy with no checks on power
Republic governed by elected officials
Feudal system with regional lords
What was the composition of the Second Estate?
Middle class merchants
Wealthy noble classes
Clergy and religious leaders
Peasants and workers
How much of France's land did the Second Estate own?
50% of the land
About 20% of the land
Less than 10% of land
All of the land in France
What privilege did the Second Estate have regarding taxes?
Paid all taxes
Paid more taxes than Third Estate
Only paid income tax
Paid almost no taxes
What percentage of the population did the Third Estate represent?
About 50% of the population
About 98% of the population
About 70% of the population
About 80% of the population
Which group was NOT part of the Third Estate?
Peasants
Poor City Workers
The Bourgeoisie
The Nobility
Who primarily owned land in the Third Estate?
They owned all the land
They owned 30% of the land
They owned no land
They owned 70% of the land
What was a key characteristic of the Bourgeoisie during the Enlightenment?
They were the ruling class.
They believed in Enlightenment ideals.
They were mostly farmers.
They had no education.
How did the Bourgeoisie view their wealth?
As a reason to retire.
As a means to gain social status.
As a burden to bear.
As unimportant to society.
Which profession was NOT typically associated with the Bourgeoisie?
Peasants or farmers.
Merchants and businesspeople.
Lawyers and doctors.
Educated professionals.
What was one reason King Louis XVI proposed a tax?
Louis wanted more power.
France was facing bankruptcy.
The nobility demanded more rights.
The economy was thriving.
How did the nobility respond to the tax proposal?
They ignored the proposal.
They supported the King's decision.
They agreed immediately.
They were angry and wanted approval from the Estates-General.
What institution needed to ratify the King's tax proposal?
The National Assembly.
The King's Council.
The Estates-General.
The Parliament of Paris.
What did the Third Estate declare themselves?
The National Assembly
The First Estate
The Constitutional Authority
The Revolutionary Committee
What was the significance of their vote?
Creation of a new monarchy
Declaration of war against the King
First deliberate act of the Revolution
End of the French Revolution
Match the group with their proposed changes.
Moderates
Uphold monarchy with few changes
Radicals
Proposed some changes
Conservatives
Proposed many changes
What led to the end of the Reign of Terror?
The establishment of the monarchy
The overthrow of Napoleon
Revolutionary wars ended
The execution of Robespierre
What was the purpose of the Napoleonic Code?
To establish a democratic government.
To expand individual freedoms.
To unify French law into a single system.
To return to monarchy traditions.
How did the Napoleonic Code affect personal freedoms?
It had no impact on personal freedoms.
It promoted absolute personal rights.
It increased personal freedoms significantly.
It limited individual liberty and authority.
What year did the French declare an empire under Napoleon?
1792
1804
1815
1799
1812
Which country did France NOT control by 1812?
Rhine Confederation
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
What title did Napoleon hold after the declaration?
