Week 1

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Challenge: You
are citizens in a
nation ruled by
an absolute
monarchy which
is not recognizing
your rights. A
document of
rights might sway
the mind of the
government, if
not you might
need to take up
arms and
redesign the
government.
What will you do?

Challenge: Your
citizens are
beginning to
grow concerned
about how you
differ from the
previous royal
regime. A set of
national symbols
which promotes
your nations
rights and values
could help, what
will you do?

Challenge: Your
national morale
has dropped due
to conflicted
national identity,
how will you raise
the morale of the
people while
promoting a
united
nationalism?

Challenge: The
rising sense of
nationalism in
your nation has
caused a
charismatic
young general to
return from the
front. He is well
educated and an
excellent military
leader, though
tends to be
somewhat radical
in his ideals. How
will you manage
this beloved, but
contentious
military man?

Flex Day

Activity:
Designate
national symbols,
Activity:
connect nation
Create symbols of as: culture,
national identity,
ethnicity,
Activity:
create nationalist language,
Explanation of
expressions.
religion,
Campaign and
traditions,
Topics:
process,
designate sectors
Social
Contract,
Disclaimer for
of government
Declaration of the and process of
Unit #2 intro,
Imposition of New Rights of Man and achieving
of the Citizen,
World Order,
sustainable and
Absolutism,
Develop
student
censor,
statement of
maintained
legislature,
rights and
system of
liberal, reform,
freedoms
government.
subjectivism,
Topics:
humanism,
Topics:
Absolute
philosophes,
Ethnic vs Civic
Monarchy,
natural
nationalism,
Constitutional
law/natural rights, cultural
Monarchy
liberty/equality/fr nationalism,
Declaration of the aternity,
religious
Rights of Man and enlightenment
nationalism,
of the Citizen,
celebrations of
natural
nationalism,
law/natural rights,
nationalism and

Activity:
Develop an
investigatory
inquisition,
determine the
possibility of
future events
based upon
historical
evidence,
Topics:
Napoleon,
constitutional
monarchy,
republic,
empiricism,
romanticism,
precedent

hierarchy, 3
estates, republic

national stability,
normalcy