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Latin American Revolutions
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BELLWORK Please find your assigned group and take out the two white documents.
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Task 1 (20-25 minutes) With your expert groups: Then, complete your expert group section of the notes using the documents.
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Bellwork Please sit with your collaborative groups, NOT your groups from yesterday. These groups are 1-12. To find your seat, look for the PINK post-it note with your number on it. Take out your graphic organizers. Current Event Presenter – PREPARE!
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Task 2 (20-25 minutes) Regroup into your collaborative groups (#s 1-12) In your groups: Complete the rest of your graphic organizers (10 minutes) Complete a Triple Bubble Map comparing all three revolutions. You should have 3-5 examples for each part of the graphic organizer. Finally, answer the following question on your poster: How do Latin American Revolutions impact your daily life? Why do they matter?
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BELLWORK Please take a seat in a group of three. DO NOT move the furniture. Take out your graphic organizers and pie chart from yesterday.
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Final Task Complete a Triple Bubble Map comparing all three revolutions. You should have 3-5 examples for each part of the graphic organizer. Finally, answer the following question on your poster: How do Latin American Revolutions impact your daily life? Why do they matter?
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Bellwork Please take out your Latin American Revolutions note booklets from last week. Next, send a representative from your group to grab your group’s poster/Triple Bubble Map.
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Haitian Revolution 1. 1791-1804; anti-slavery/anti-colonial; influenced by the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. 2. Toussaint L’Ouverture vs French 3. 1791 - Massive black insurgency turned violent; 1803 – defeated the French at the Battle of Vertieres 4. 1 st American independent/free state
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Mexican Revolution 1. 1810-1821; inequality of races/classes 2. Miguel Hidalgo vs Spain 3. Hidalgo Revolt (1810-1815); Insurgency (1815-1821) 4. Mexican independence from Spain
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Venezuelan Revolution 1. 1810-1823; inequality; Spanish oppression; Napoleonic Wars weakened Spanish Empire 2. Simon Bolivar vs Spain 3. Series of losses/victories before Venezuela established lasting independence 4. Gained independence from Spain, led to the establishment of Columbia, Panama and Equator.
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