1. Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
French Revolution
2/27/2019 2:27 AM
Louis Napoleon:
First President and Last Emperor
Charles X
Robespierre
Louis XVIII
1st Consul Napoleon
Louis Philippe I
Bastille
Revolution Begins
Revolution
Revolution
Liberty Leading the People
by Eugene Delacroix
Lamartine by Félix Philippoteaux
Mrs. Stewart
MGCCC
World Civilizations 2
Napoleon I
Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
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2. Revolutionary Questions
When did the French Revolution take place?
What was the Old Regime?
If the French Revolution is , why do people say that Les Miserables is about the French Revolution?
Who was involved? What were the motivations of each group?
What is the pattern most revolutions follow?
What was the women’s march to Versailles?
Though there are several factors which contributed to the revolution, and we have yet to discuss the desire for legal reform, this portion of the lesson is about bread shortages being a significant contributing factor.
How does Les Miserables give us context for the struggle of everyday French citizens?
Fill in your “The 5 Ws and How” graphic organizer as you study this topic. The material for our study of the French Revolution begins on page 712 of your text book.

3. 1832 French Revolution? 2/27/2019 2:27 AM
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4. Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
France
2/27/2019 2:27 AM
Louis Napoleon:
First President and Last Emperor
Charles X
Robespierre
Louis XVIII
1st Consul Napoleon
Louis Philippe I
Siege of the Bastille
July 14, 1789
Revolution Begins
Revolution
Revolution
Liberty Leading the People
by Eugene Delacroix
Lamartine by Félix Philippoteaux
Napoleon I
Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
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5. Revolution
Reaction
Reform

6. 1832 “All I did was steal some bread.” 2/27/2019 2:27 AM
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7. Revolution
Reaction
Reform

8. 2/27/2019 2:27 AM
#thestruggleisreal
To Versailles, to Versailles October 7, page 714
 ”You have to be a mother and have heard your children ask for bread you cannot give them to know the level of despair to which this misfortune can bring you…. With children who are hungry and who ask repeatedly and tearfully for food—”
Elisabeth Guenard, Historical Memoirs of Madame Marie-Therese-Louise de Carignan, Princess of Lamballe, 1789
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9. “Bread, more bread, and not so many words
“Bread, more bread, and not so many words.” Paris women heckling the National Assembly Read about bread shortages on page 714.

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11. Analyze the Cartoon Who do you see in the cartoon?
Describe each person.
What can you infer from their clothing, posture, and expressions?
What is the man on the ground doing?
What conclusions can you draw about the structure of the Old Regime?
What group does this appear to support?
"People under the Old Regime” 1815

12. Revolution
Reaction
Reform

14. Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
France
2/27/2019 2:27 AM
Louis Napoleon:
First President and Last Emperor
Charles X
Robespierre
Louis XVIII
1st Consul Napoleon
Louis Philippe I
Bastille
Revolution Begins
Revolution
Revolution
Liberty Leading the People
by Eugene Delacroix
Lamartine by Félix Philippoteaux
Napoleon I
Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

15. Review Quiz: What are the three components of the revolution cycle?
What are the dates of the French Revolution?
Why include Les Miserables in the French Revolution story?
Where did the women march?
What did they want?

16. France on Facebook

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18. Revolutionary France ablongman.com
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