French Revolution Outline. Todays Goal is To better understand the French Revolution Work as a group to decide what information is most important.

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French Revolution Outline

Todays Goal is To better understand the French Revolution Work as a group to decide what information is most important

Chapter 23 Page Group Group Group Group Group Group Group Group

How to Begin Get in assigned groups Look over chapter to decide what is important Hint: main ideas are usually the title in either black or red Any word in bold print is a vocabulary word you should mention Create an outline of any kind on a scratch piece of paper You can use mind map, classical outlines, T-charts or anything else you can think of that will be visually organized and entertaining Include at least 15 points from the assigned pages Include 5 additional points that relate your assigned pages to the movie Create well developed drawings of at least two of the 20 total points Have the outlined approved by the teacher Transfer the information from the scratch paper to the construction paper that will be displayed in the classroom

Tomorrow Each group will assign a designated spokesperson to detail the assigned pages to the class Groups will go around the class and take down notes from each group This assignment will be saved to put in your binder.