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FRENCH REVOLUTION TERMS AND PROJECT pages 570 to 591
NAME ________________________________
TERMS: (individual)
Ancien regime, estates, bourgeoisie, estates general, Louis XVI, cahiers, TennisCourt Oath, Bastille, Great Fear, factions, Marquis de Lafayette, Paris Commune, National Assembly, Declaration of Rights of Man, Marie Antoinette, émigré, sans-culottes, republic, Jacobins, radical,Robespierre, Jean Marat, Charlotte Corday, Reign of Terror, guillotine, Declaration of Pilnitz, September Massacres, The Directory, Napoleon, Committee of Public Safety, Nationalism.
The FrenchRevolution lasted about ten years and passed through many phases. Because of its length, the details are many; however, it isn’t that complex if you keep the big picture and ideas in mind : ABSOLUTISM,DEBT CRISIS, UNFAIR SOCIAL CLASS SYSTEM, HUNGER, TAXES,VERSAILLES, ENLIGHTENMENT IDEAS, THE THREAT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION SPREADING TO OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE, FEAR OF ENEMIES INSIDE FRANCE AND FROMOTHER COUNTRIES.
In order for us to get a better understanding of the French revolution it is best to break it down into stages or phases. You and your group (up to four) will have to createsomething that shows and analyzes each of these phases (acting, art, creative story, animation, comic strips etc.)
• Introduction : You must express the general background to the revolutionary crisis inFrance. Discuss social class, absolutism of Louis and Marie Antoinette, and the Enlightenment ideas.
• The Estates General Meets : You should answer the questions- Why does Louis call this meeting?Who comes? What happens in the end? Include the Tennis Court Oath.
• The Bastille Crisis, Great Fear, and the National Assembly : What happened at the Bastille and why? What did the Great Fearreflect about the situation in France? The National Assembly accomplishes a lot, at least on paper. What is significant about their Constitution of 1791 and their “Declaration of the Rights of Man and...
NAME ________________________________
TERMS: (individual)
Ancien regime, estates, bourgeoisie, estates general, Louis XVI, cahiers, TennisCourt Oath, Bastille, Great Fear, factions, Marquis de Lafayette, Paris Commune, National Assembly, Declaration of Rights of Man, Marie Antoinette, émigré, sans-culottes, republic, Jacobins, radical,Robespierre, Jean Marat, Charlotte Corday, Reign of Terror, guillotine, Declaration of Pilnitz, September Massacres, The Directory, Napoleon, Committee of Public Safety, Nationalism.
The FrenchRevolution lasted about ten years and passed through many phases. Because of its length, the details are many; however, it isn’t that complex if you keep the big picture and ideas in mind : ABSOLUTISM,DEBT CRISIS, UNFAIR SOCIAL CLASS SYSTEM, HUNGER, TAXES,VERSAILLES, ENLIGHTENMENT IDEAS, THE THREAT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION SPREADING TO OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE, FEAR OF ENEMIES INSIDE FRANCE AND FROMOTHER COUNTRIES.
In order for us to get a better understanding of the French revolution it is best to break it down into stages or phases. You and your group (up to four) will have to createsomething that shows and analyzes each of these phases (acting, art, creative story, animation, comic strips etc.)
• Introduction : You must express the general background to the revolutionary crisis inFrance. Discuss social class, absolutism of Louis and Marie Antoinette, and the Enlightenment ideas.
• The Estates General Meets : You should answer the questions- Why does Louis call this meeting?Who comes? What happens in the end? Include the Tennis Court Oath.
• The Bastille Crisis, Great Fear, and the National Assembly : What happened at the Bastille and why? What did the Great Fearreflect about the situation in France? The National Assembly accomplishes a lot, at least on paper. What is significant about their Constitution of 1791 and their “Declaration of the Rights of Man and...
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