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French Revolution 6th grade

Standard 1 Students will understand how revolutions have had an impact on the modern world. Objective1 Understand processes of revolution. Objective 2 Analyze the impact of selected revolutions.
 * 1) Examine social, religious, and economic issues that may lead to revolution.
 * 2) Identify and compare how revolutions develop in multiple areas of human life (e.g. scientific, agricultural, industrial, political, medical).


 * 1) Identify representative people from selected revolutions (e.g. Napoleon, Martin Luther, James Watt, Isaac Newton, Madame Curie, Anton Van Leeuwenhoek).
 * 2) Examine the outcomes of selected revolutions (e.g. the Scientific and Industrial revolutions, the Reformation, the French Revolution).

Lesson Plans about french Revolution French Revolution This lesson begins with a simulation that will let students feel what it was like to be a part of different estates in France prior to the French Revolution. I choose this lesson because its fun and engaging for the students. The French Revolution The French Revolution was instigated by the unfairness of the tax system in France, the example of the American Revolution, and the bankruptcy of the French monarchy. I choose this lesson because its important to for students to learn how the tax system was back in that time period.

Here is one Game and one Activity related to Revolution and the French Revolution Test your knowledge about the  American Revolution, and see if you can navigate your way to independence. Every correct answer gets you closer to liberty! Click here to play the game: The Road to Revolution

In this game you have to answer important questions about what was going on during the revolution and the more questions you answer the closer you get to liberty.

<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 120%;">Here are 2 power point presentations about the French Revolution below, please read one of the power points and write 2 ideas or anything you found interesting in the presentations and bring to class tomorrow. The French Revolution French Revolution

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<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 120%;">[|The Cause of the French Revolution]. Here is some of the causes of the french revolution, please read it will help you to understand more about The French Revolution and why and what was happening.

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