1. Aim: Was Napoleon more of a positive or negative influence on France and Europe?
Do Now: Brainstorm everything you already know about NAPOLEON.

2. Aim: Was Napoleon more of a positive or negative influence on France and Europe?
DO NOW:
How was Napoleon able to rise to power in France?
What type of leader was he?

3. Aim: Was Napoleon more of a positive or negative influence on France and Europe?
SUMMARY QUESTIONS
How was Napoleon able to rise to a position of power?
How did Napoleon rule?
What reforms did Napoleon enact?
What is the significance of Napoleon’s invasion of Russia?

4. Aim: Which evaluation of Napoleon is more correct – “traitor to the Revolution” or “Son of the Revolution”?
Traitor to Revolution ?
Son of Revolution ?

5. Defend or refute the following statement Resolved: that Napoleon was more a “traitor to the French Revolution” than he was the “Revolution on Horseback’.
Son of Revolution
Code of Law
Equal treatment under the law
Abolish feudal privileges
Careers open to talent
Public education
Expand suffrage
Spread Code to conquered lands
Traitor to Revolution
100s of thousands died in costly wars
Women lost rights
Restricted free-speech/press
Ruled as a dictator

6. Aim: Which evaluation of Napoleon is more correct – “traitor to the Revolution” or “Son of the Revolution”?
DO NOW:
How did the geography of the Russian empire work against Napoleon’s Grand Army?
Do you think geography can affect the outcome of modern warfare? Explain.

7. PARAGRAPH: Was Napoleon more a “traitor to the Revolution” or the “son of the Revolution”? Explain.