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Mohammad Al-araj
1
Chris Koekkoek
10
Lana Alkhateb
2
Anouk Kok
11
Lies Bosma
3
Damiën van der Kwast
12
Tycho Content
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Finn van Leeuwen
13
Juna Da Costa Gomez
5
Daison Polanco Morel
14
Rosaly Deij
6
Jens Postma
15
Eli Hendriks
7
Levy Vos
16
Julia Kaal
8
Sophie Wagteveld
17
Dean Kappert
9
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GeschiedenisMiddelbare schoolmavoLeerjaar 2
This lesson contains 14 slides, with text slides.
Lesson duration is: 60 minItems in this lesson
Name
Number
Name
Number
Mohammad Al-araj
1
Chris Koekkoek
10
Lana Alkhateb
2
Anouk Kok
11
Lies Bosma
3
Damiën van der Kwast
12
Tycho Content
4
Finn van Leeuwen
13
Juna Da Costa Gomez
5
Daison Polanco Morel
14
Rosaly Deij
6
Jens Postma
15
Eli Hendriks
7
Levy Vos
16
Julia Kaal
8
Sophie Wagteveld
17
Dean Kappert
9
Slide 1 - Slide
Today's lesson
- Recap of the previous lesson.
- Explanation 2.2
- Time to work.
- Homeworkcheck
Slide 2 - Slide
Get your notes out!
paragraaf 6.1 af
We make the new laws!
We check if people obey the law!
1. Executive power
We make sure the law is put into action
2. Judicial power
3. Legislative power
- Yellow 3
- Red 2
- Green 1
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We make the new laws!
We check if people obey the law!
1. Executive power
We make sure the law is put into action
2. Judicial power
3. Legislative power
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3:00
Slide 4 - Slide
We make the new laws!
We check if people obey the law!
1. Executive power
We make sure the law is put into action
2. Judicial power
3. Legislative power
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3:00
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Today's aims
- You know how the ideas of the enlightment spread.
- You know what made people rise up against the french king.
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Adam Smith
- Scottish philosopher 1723-1790.
- He had the idea of Free market economy.
- No government should make rules that traders should follow.
- Without rules traders would compete with each other, so quality becomes high and prices become low.
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Spreading ideas
- Invention of mass media. Posters, flyers and pamphlets. Everyone could read new ideas.
- In coffeehouses and salons everyone could discuss new ideas.
- In Encyclodédie new ideas could be bundled.
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Charles II King of England
Coffeehouses “have produced very evil and dangerous effects,” and were also a “disturbance of the peace and quiet realm,”. This edict put an end to the sale of coffee, tea and chocolate in coffeehouses and in homes as wel!
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French society 18th century
The french were divided in three groups, called estates.
- First estate: Clergy, the church.
- Second estate: Nobility, the nobles and the king.
- Third estate: The others, farmers, people in the cities even whealty traders.
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Louis XVI
- Made France bankrupt.
- Waged wars and spend too much on parties.
- Needed to raise taxes, so he called the estates-general together for the first time in more than 200 years.
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Estates-General
- A meeting of representatives from all three estates.
- The first and second estates didn't pat taxes, and had a little power.
- The third estate had to pay taxes and had nothing to say...
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Get to work
- Read page 33
- Do question 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5A on page 43 and 44, in pairs or in a group of three. You can quietly discus with the person next to you
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Homework check
- question 1 to 6 on page 34 and 35.
- pay attention to each other.
- do you have a different aswer? Just ask, sometimes there's more than one correct answer.
- correct your answer.
