GET YOUR LATE HOMEWORK IN, DON'T FORGET CURRENT EVENTS
The Coffee reading is due next Wednesday
10 Facts/Ah-hah/IDK's with page #
2 Q+A
Short Summary/Reaction/analysis
We have no school Friday because of Good Friday, but we will have our presentations
5 parts of the paper AND presentation
1. Background 2. Obstacles 3. Accomplishments 4. Legacy to today 5. Bibliography
Presentations due this weekl
I will be after school all week if you need help with your project
Homework now due next Monday
19(1) On the Eve of the Revolution (468-472)
1.Identify the three estates picture on 469. Who is getting crushed? How?
2.Read the primary source on page 470. What problem does it describe? Which estate was especially hit hard?
3.Look at the picture on page 471. What does it describe? Why do you think the curtains are moving? What does that symbolize?
4-8. Answer 4 of the first 6 questions on page 472.
19(2) Creating a New France (473-477)
1. Look at the picture on page 473. Answer the question in the caption
2. What two men had a direct influence on the American and French Revolution. What document did Lafayette write?
3. Who is pulling the cannons on page 475? Where are they going? Why?
4. Read the chart on page 476. List one political, one social, one economic, one religious reform.
5. Read Connections to Today (477) Who sat on the left, center, and right in the assembly?
6. Answer 4 of the first 6 questions on page 477.
19(1) On the Eve of the Revolution (468-472)
1.Identify the three estates picture on 469. Who is getting crushed? How?
2.Read the primary source on page 470. What problem does it describe? Which estate was especially hit hard?
3.Look at the picture on page 471. What does it describe? Why do you think the curtains are moving? What does that symbolize?
4-8. Answer 4 of the first 6 questions on page 472.
19(2) Creating a New France (473-477)
1. Look at the picture on page 473. Answer the question in the caption
2. What two men had a direct influence on the American and French Revolution. What document did Lafayette write?
3. Who is pulling the cannons on page 475? Where are they going? Why?
4. Read the chart on page 476. List one political, one social, one economic, one religious reform.
5. Read Connections to Today (477) Who sat on the left, center, and right in the assembly?
6. Answer 4 of the first 6 questions on page 477.
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