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    French Revolution Concept Lesson

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    The 55-minute lesson had objectives for students to understand key concepts and leaders of the French Revolution. It included a challenge question, lecture with picture analysis, and ticket-out-the-door. Students would analyze traits of revolutionary leaders like King Louis XVI, Maximilien Robespierre, and Jean-Paul Marat and discuss both positive and negative aspects of the revolution through key events and pictures from the time period.

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    The 55-minute lesson had objectives for students to understand key concepts and leaders of the French Revolution. It included a challenge question, lecture with picture analysis, and ticket-out-the-door. Students would analyze traits of revolutionary leaders like King Louis XVI, Maximilien Robespierre, and Jean-Paul Marat and discuss both positive and negative aspects of the revolution through key events and pictures from the time period.

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    The 55-minute lesson had objectives for students to understand key concepts and leaders of the French Revolution. It included a challenge question, lecture with picture analysis, and ticket-out-the-door. Students would analyze traits of revolutionary leaders like King Louis XVI, Maximilien Robespierre, and Jean-Paul Marat and discuss both positive and negative aspects of the revolution through key events and pictures from the time period.

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    French Revolution Concept Lesson

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    jzunamon
    The 55-minute lesson had objectives for students to understand key concepts and leaders of the French Revolution. It included a challenge question, lecture with picture analysis, and ticket-out-the-door. Students would analyze traits of revolutionary leaders like King Louis XVI, Maximilien Robespierre, and Jean-Paul Marat and discuss both positive and negative aspects of the revolution through key events and pictures from the time period.

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    Length: 55 minutes

    Objectives: Students will be able to


    - grasp and apply key concepts of the French Revolution by analyzing the traits of the main
    leaders of the French Revolution
    - analyze the positive and negative aspects of revolutions by reviewing the key events and key
    leaders that started and fueled the French Revolution

    Overview:
    - Challenge (5-7 minutes)
    - Lecture/ Picture Analysis (40-45 minutes)
    - Ticket-out-the-door (2-3 minutes)

    Challenge question:
    List 3 qualities of great leaders.
    AND
    What leadership qualities did all the leaders of the French Revolution share?

    Picture Analysis:
    -Review Pictures/ Ask questions/ Discuss positive and negative aspects/ Leadership traits

    1st picture: List 3 differences you see between the two monarchs
    2nd picture: List 3 adjectives to describe these pictures
    3rd picture: List 3 things that draw your attention in this picture
    4th picture: List 3 things you notice about this picture

    Ticket-out-the-door:
    Which leader was the most influential to the legacy of the French Revolution? Why?
    The French Revolution

    King Louis XVI


    Personality
    Estates General
    Tennis Court Oath
    Great Fear
    Marie Antoinette
    Personality
    Money issues
    Family
    Final
    Maximilien Robespierre
    Personality
    Jacobin
    Committee of Public Safety
    Reign of terror
    Guillotine
    Jean Paul Marat
    Doctor
    Newspaper Editor
    Jacobin
    Skin Condition
    Napoleon
    Italy
    Hero
    Emperor
    Napoleonic Code
    Leadership
    You:
    Big Idea:

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