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UNIT 9
A REVOLUTION IN POLITICS
THE ERA OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND NAPOLEON
MATERIALS:
Text Chapter 19 – Spielvogel
Primary/Secondary Source Documents - Sherman
Unit Assignment – Debate – The French Revolution
Day Topic(s)
Text
Primary/Secondary/Visual Sources
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The Beginnings of the
Revolutionary EraThe American Revolution
Background to the French
Revolution
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The French Revolution Estates General to National
Assembly
Destruction of the Old
Regime
The French Revolution
The Radical Revolution
Reaction and Directory
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The Age of Napoleon
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Sherman 158-167, 175-178
Young (PR) – Travels in France: Signs of Revolution
Sieyes (PR) – What is the Third Estate?
(PR) – The Declaration of Independence
Lefebvre (S) – The Coming of the French Revolution
Sutherland (S) – The Revolution of the Notables
Sherman 161-162, 163-164
The Cahiers: Discontents of the Third Estate
(PR) - The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
(PR) - Revolutionary Legislation: Abolition of the Feudal
System
Sherman 168-175, 178-181
Robespierre (PR) – Speech to the National Convention:
The Terror Justified
Jolicleric (PR) – A Soldier’s Letter to His Mother:
Revolutionary Nationalism
Bertray (V) – Allegory of the Revolution
(V)- Internal Disturbances and the Reign of Terror
Graham (S) – Loaves and Liberty: Women in the French
Revolution
Doyle (S) – An Evaluation of the French Revolution
Sherman 182-194
Remusat (PR) – Memoirs: Napoleon’s Appeal
Fouche (PR) – Memoirs: Napoleon’s Secret Police
(PR) -Napoleon’s Imperial Decree at Madrid
(PR) -Napoleon’s Diary
David (V) – Napoleon Crossing the Alps
Bergeron (S) – France Under Napoleon: Napoleon as
Enlightened Despot
Rude (S) - Napoleon as Preserver of the Revolution
Smith (S) – Women and the Napoleonic Code
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Preparation Day for Debate
Debate – The French
Revolution
Unit Test – Multiple Choice
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Unit Test – Essay
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