'Bread riots' presentation slideshows

The French Revolution and Napoleon

The French Revolution and Napoleon. Focus Questions. Focus Questions. What were the causes and effects of the French Revolution? How did the French Revolution lead to the Napoleonic Era? How did Enlightenment ideas influence the French Revolution?. French Estates. French Estates.

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Russian Revolution

Russian Revolution. Background notes For Animal Farm. Pre-Revolution. The Monarchy. Monarchy. Czar Nicholas II Tsar, Caesar, Kaiser Ruler with absolute power Took throne at age 26 Alexander III died of kidney disease at age 49 Somewhat inept as ruler

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World History

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Declaration of the Rights of Man

Declaration of the Rights of Man. Calls for end to Absolute Monarchy Representative government Freedom and Equality to all Freedom of Press They want a constitution , which is a set of fundamental principles that the state follows. Groups. Get into groups of 5 with the people around you.

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Aim & Do Now: 02/05

Aim & Do Now: 02/05. Aim: What are the causes of the Russian Revolution? Do Now: List 3 historical facts that you know about Russia. Homework: Due 02/07. Thematic Essay on Human Rights, Final Draft due Friday 02/07 Russian Revolution/End of W.W. I handout due 02/10

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Russian Revolution

Russian Revolution. An Overview. Life under the Czar . Most people in Russia were poor peasants called serfs who lived on land owned by wealthy landowners Students protests, peasant revolts, and worker strikes were common. Life under the Czar .

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Bellringer

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Bellringer

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New Foods and Appetites

New Foods and Appetites. By: Brad, Jake, and Michael. Peasant Foods and Appetite. Dark Bread Just Price Bread Riots Produce and Milk. Peasant Foods and Appetites. Meat Hunting Laws For Nobles and large Landowners Peasants barely affected. Small Traders and Artisans.

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Russian (Background Lecture)

Russian (Background Lecture). BACKGROUND. Tsar Nicholas II Romanov Family. AGRICULTURE - PEASANTS. Kulaks, landowners - Countryside. 1905 Revolution. 2. WORKERS. KARL MARX. Marxists (Karl Marx) Split into Mensheviks & Bolsheviks/ Lenin (later called Communists). WORLD WAR I .

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National Assembly to the Legislative Assembly Timeline Activity

National Assembly to the Legislative Assembly Timeline Activity. EVENT #1 : Bread Riots and the Women's March on Versailles (Oct. 1789). Why was it important ? Why was it significant ? .

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The Russian Revolution

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Why did the ideas of the Enlightenment present a challenge to absolute monarchies?

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The French Revolution

2013. The French Revolution. Causes of France Revolution. *Ideas of liberty and equality from the American Revolution (note: constitution was signed 2 years before n 1781) *Enlightenment ideas of john loke . *Vast majority of people were broke and hungry.

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Reforms of the National Assembly Civil Constitution of the Clergy

Reforms of the National Assembly Civil Constitution of the Clergy. By: Shawna Lee and Haley Stauffer. Why the Civil Constitution of the Clergy was passed: . To impose a new organization for the Church of France

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Revolt of Prairial , Year III

Revolt of Prairial , Year III. 1795. Revolt of Prairial , Year III. The R evolt of Prairial Y ear III was a Jacobin popular revolt in Paris on May 20 th 1795 against the Thermidorian National Convention.

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. 2013. Causes of France Revolution. *Ideas of liberty and equality from the American Revolution (note: constitution was signed 2 years before n 1781) *Enlightenment ideas of john loke . *Vast majority of people were broke and hungry.

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The French Revolution

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Formation of the National Assembly and Tennis Court Oath

Formation of the National Assembly and Tennis Court Oath. By: Elijah Bartholomew and Chad Petipren. What did the National Assembly put an end to and what was abolished as a result? . First Estate privileges abolished. No more feudal Courts No more Church tithes of any kind

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