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Chapter 4 - Wigs and revolutions

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Goals 
- Name the three revolutions mentioned in this chapter and put them in time and space 
- give three consequences of the enlightenment 
- explain what the enlightenment is and place it in time and space 
- explain the  important role Napoleon played in the 18th century 
- explain the following terms: estate system, abolitionism, seperation of powers, constitutional state, guillotine, coup d'etat, coalition, code civil, atheism, constitution, decolonisation, moderate, radical 

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abolitionism
estate system
atheism
guillotine
code civil
device for execution 
a legal document in which all the civil laws were collected 
movement that opposed slave trade and slavery
the belief that there is no god
population is divided into groups

Slide 3 - Drag question

Put the events in the correct chronological order
Reign of Terror
Directoire 
Napoleon seizes 
power
National Assembly


absolute monarchy
Louis XVI

Slide 4 - Drag question

Napoleon Bonaparte died in 1821
Which century was this?
A
18th
B
19th
C
16th
D
17th

Slide 5 - Quiz

Choose two events as "the start" of the American Revolution. Explain both choices.

Slide 6 - Open question

Name 3 reasons why the American revolution was important?

Slide 7 - Open question

Put the events in the correct chronological order.


Declaration of Independence

Boston Tea Party
Constitution accepted
Boston Massacre
start of the War between Britain and the colonies

Slide 8 - Drag question


The Enlightenment movement was against:




A
ignorance
B
rationality
C
tolerance
D
equality

Slide 9 - Quiz

Which answer is true?
Enlightenment ideas were often opposed by:





A
scientists & clergy
B
writers & scientists
C
nobility & clergy
D
nobility & writers

Slide 10 - Quiz

Explain why the intellectual movement of the 18th century was called the Enlightenment

Slide 11 - Open question

Guillotine
A
French revolution
B
Batavian revolution

Slide 12 - Quiz

Patriots
A
French revolution
B
Batavian revolution

Slide 13 - Quiz

National assembly
A
French revolution
B
Batavian revolution

Slide 14 - Quiz

Bastille
A
French revolution
B
Batavian revolution

Slide 15 - Quiz

Orangists
A
French revolution
B
Batavian revolution

Slide 16 - Quiz

Stadhouder
A
Franse revolutie
B
Bataafse revolutie

Slide 17 - Quiz

Which revolution came first?
A
French revolution
B
Batavian revolution
C
American revolution

Slide 18 - Quiz

Which revolution did Napoleon end?
A
Batavian revolution
B
American revolution
C
French revolution
D
Industrial revolution

Slide 19 - Quiz

The Batavian revolution succeeded thanks to who?
A
The Prussians
B
The French
C
The English
D
The Spaniards

Slide 20 - Quiz

What was a cause of the pamphlet:
‘Aan het volk van Nederland’?
A
The start of the French revolution
B
The start of the Batavian republic
C
Napoleon becomes emperor of France
D
American independence

Slide 21 - Quiz

True or not true? (reread paragraph 4.4 if you have to) 
<span style="font-weight: bold">Niet waar</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">Waar</span>
Er werd een parlement gekozen
Patriotten keerden terug met het Pruissische leger
Patriotten riepen de Bataafse monarhie uit
Patriotten voerden ideeën van de verlichting in
Revolutionaire burgers nemen de macht
Willem V vlucht naar Frankrijk

Slide 22 - Drag question

How do we call the movement to end slavery?
A
Absolutism
B
Anarchy
C
Abolitionism
D
Colonisation

Slide 23 - Quiz

What do we call the national holiday to celebrate the end of slavery?
A
The breaking of chains
B
Fourth of July
C
Keti Koti
D
Carnaval

Slide 24 - Quiz



Which sentence about slavery is untrue?
A
Christians were against slavery because the bible forbade it
B
The enlightenment was a cause for the end of slavery
C
Abolitionism aimed to end slave trade and slavery
D
All of the sentences are true

Slide 25 - Quiz

Why was the enlightenment important in the fight to end slavery
A
Because the king had all the power
B
Because the idea that all people were equal was born
C
Because enlightened people agreed with slavery
D
Because a lot of enlightened people owned slaves

Slide 26 - Quiz

Why were the Southern American states against the ending of slavery?
A
They didn't believe that slaves were people
B
They were against human rights
C
Because the plantations would become bankrupt
D
Because they were afraid of slaves

Slide 27 - Quiz