1. Do Now – 5/4 & 5/5 On your packet! Do Now (5 min)
HW: Finish primary source analysis
Do Now (5 min)
Part 1: Overviews to Revolutions (20 min)
Part 2: Primary Source Analysis (35 min)
Exit Ticket (5 min)
Words of the Day:
Revolution (n): dramatic social, political, economic, or ideological shift in a society

2. Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press
Natural Rights (life, liberty, property)
Social Contract
Three Branches
Equality
Democracy (voted representatives)
Separation of Church and State
Individual Liberties & Personal Freedom
No monarchies
No tyranny!!!
Self-Governance

3. Natural Rights: Life, liberty, property
Equality
Self-Governance
Freedom of Speech, Press, Religion
Bear Arms
Bicameral Legislature
Checks and Balances
No monarchies
Independence
Power of the People
General Will/Social Contract
3 Branches of Government

4. Enlightenment Ideals Self-Governance Bicameral Legislature (2 House)
Natural Rights
Independence
Equality
Empowerment
Freedom of Press, Speech, Religion
3 Branches
No one is above the law
Bicameral Legislature (2 House)
Democracy (voting – will of the majority)
General Will/Social Contract
Life, liberty, property
Right to a trial
No monarchies
Separation of Church and State (secularism)

5. Ideas of the Enlightenment
Broad Concepts
Political Characteristics
Knowledge
Freedom
Empowerment
Independence
Natural Rights
Individualism
Economic Freedom
Equality
Peace
Feminism
Three Branches
Self-Governance
No Monarchies
Democracy
“Life, liberty, property”
Freedom of the Press, Speech, Religion
Right to a trial
General Will/Social Contract

6. Our Goals
Objectives
Essential Questions
SWBAT analyze a secondary and primary source text in order to evaluate the extent to which the so-called “enlightened revolutions” reflect the ideals of the Enlightenment.
What were the Haitian, American, and Latin American revolutions all about?
In what ways do these revolutions reflect the ideals of the Enlightenment?

7. Part 1: Overviews of Revolutions
Goal: Do the events of the Revolutions reflect the ideals of the Enlightenment?
Task: Read the overview of your revolution in your source packet. Then, complete the chart with the “basics” of your revolution.

8. Part 2: Primary Sources of the Revolutions
Goal: Do the words of the Revolutions reflect the ideals of the Enlightenment?
Task: Read the primary source in your packet. Annotate using:
SOAPS
For each ideal of the enlightenment
Complete the graphic organizer.

9. Exit Ticket On your packet!
Handing in today: Unit 7 Packet if complete!
HW: Finish primary source analysis