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Tuesday Dec. 2nd Holiday Songs Extra Credit DUE December 8th To Do Today: The French Revolution Vid Part 2 Announcements: Holiday Songs Extra Credit DUE December 8th IT Midterms Today Slogan Competition continues today Tuesday Dec. 2nd

Date Mid-Terms Time Day 1 December 16 Period 0,6 8:25-10:25 Tuesday Lunch 10:25-10:55 Period 3 11:00-1:00 Day 2 December 17 Period 1 Wednesday Period 2 Day 3 December 18 Period 4 Thursday Period 5

Revolutions November 17th – December 12th Points Date Title Description of historical content Type of work 1 10 11-17 Intro Am. Revolution Chapter 2, Section 3 Pages 67-73 2 11-18 Road to Revolution and Beyond Lecture, Mrs. Craig 3 11-19 How was the American Revolution Revolutionary? Lecture on American Revolution PSD’s 4 11-20 Am Rev Conclusion: CCR’s Lecture, review, CCR’s 5 12-1 The French Revolution Watch, take notes, create slogans 6 12-2 French Revolution Pt 2 Four Phases and Movie Notes 7 20 12-3 French Rev ACCESS Sheet 8 12-4 DOROMAC HAD ABC’s DONE

Revolutions November 17th – December 12th Points Date Title Description of historical content Type of work 11 10 12-8 SOAPSTone DOROMAC 12 12-9 Venn Diagram DOROMAC 13 12-10 Napoleon 14 15 16 17 18 20

(60) 100 Terms Multiple Choice (100) DOK Evidence-Based Presentation December 2014 1 French Revolution Movie 2 ABC Form Intro 4 Stages Fr Rev Movie HW: ABC’s 3 ACCESS HW: PSD Marie Antoinette 4 Wife Swap French Rev Lecture PSD HAD DOROMAC Teams Choose ABC’s 5 Chrome Books ABC’s PPTs 6 7 8 SOAPSTone DOROMAC 9 Venn Diagram DOROMAC 10 Lecture Napoleon 11 ACCESS Poster Review 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Weekly Check Weekly Check WW Volunteers: (60) 100 Terms Multiple Choice (100) DOK Evidence-Based Presentation Assignments: 120 Points 7

French Revolution http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTTvKwCylFY Crash Course http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otnADq4Y0-A&feature=related Horrible History http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1E38JMP6n A Full history

Four Phases of French Revolution French Revolution Moderate Stage (1789-1791) Radical Phase (1793-1794) The Directory (1795-1799) Age of Napoleon (1799-1805) French Revolution French Revolution -The Moderate Stage (1789-1792) -Formation of The National Assembly (1789) -Tennis Court Oath (1789) -Fall of The Bastille (1789) -Women’s March on Versailles (1789) -Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789) -Civil Constitution of The Clergy (1790) -Constitution of 1791 -Invention of The Guillotine (1791) -The Radical Stage (1793-1794) -Republic (1792) -Execution of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette (1793) -Constitution of 1793 -Robespierre Comes to Power Under the Committee of Public Safety (1793) -Thermidorian Reaction and Fall of Robespierre (1794) -The Directory (1795-1799) -Napoleon Overthrows Directory and Becomes First Consul of The Consulate (1799) -The Age of Napoleon (1800-1815) -Napoleonic Code Created -Concordat (1801) -Napoleon Becomes Emperor and Revolution Ends (1804) -Napoleonic Wars (1804-1815)

French Revolution: Moderate Phase -The Moderate Stage (1789-1792) -Formation of The National Assembly (1789) -Tennis Court Oath (1789) -Fall of The Bastille (1789) -Women’s March on Versailles (1789) -Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789) -Civil Constitution of The Clergy (1790) -Constitution of 1791 -Invention of The Guillotine (1791)