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Writing Assessment: Was the French Revolution Successful?

Writing Assessment: Was the French Revolution Successful?

$7.00Price
Your students will reflect on the goals of the French Revolution and whether or not they were achieved. This is a full lesson that will occupy two class days. 
  1. Day 1: Source analysis and planning
  2. Day 2: Written response
 
Includes:
  • Lesson Plan in Editable Word Format (includes Common Core, NSCC, and NYS content standards alignment. You can substitute your state standard in place of these.)
  • Slides Presentation in Editable PowerPoint Format
  • Classwork Document in Editable Word Format (Do Now, Source Analysis Graphic Organizer, Written Assessment Outline and Extensions for Differentiation)
 
Important Notes: 
  • Students will complete their writing assessments on a separate piece of paper. You should determine the length and other requirements based on your students.
  • Documents are identified but not included. You will be able to locate them all easily. However, for copyright issues, I cannot simply copy and paste them into the document you are purchasing. You can use the ones I suggest below and in the lesson or replace with whichever French Revolution sources you like best.
 
Documents:
  • Excerpt regarding civil and property rights from the Napoleonic Code
  • Excerpt from Napoleon's Account of the Internal Situation of France (December 31, 1804)
  • Excerpt from "Helen Williams and the French Revolution" (1793), accessible for free online from the 2007 New York State Global Regents
  • Map showing the expansion of Napoleon's empire from 1803-1815.
 

  • Copyright Info

    All materials are created by Anna Dunworth at AD Writing LLC. Materials may not be copied for resale without the express written permission of Anna Dunworth (© AD Writing LLC (2022) www.annadunworth.com)
     

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