3.4

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Name	Number	Name	Number
Menessa Bdair	1	Storm Jansen	10
Roel van der Beek	2	Oscar de Jong	11
Lies Bosma	3	Anne Koesman	12
Jessica van Brussel	4	Ted Lucassen	13
Carolina Caenen	5	Sem Ott	14
Emre Cikrikciglu	6	Chanel Poel	15
Max Dekker	7	Alexander Tekofsky	16
Esmee van 't Ende	8	Milan Thalen	17
Yakeen Al Hamoud	9	Robin Visscher	18
		Lise van Wilgen	19

Today's lesson

• Recap of the previous lesson. 
• Homework check.
• Explanation of 3.4.
• Time to work.

• Name the three reasons the Belgians Revolted.
• Why did Belgium became a kingdom?
• Why were the Brittish important for the Belgians?

"To annax" means to take.

1847:

Alles moet zo blijven als het nu is. Ik heb alle macht!

1848:

Schrijf een grondwet, waarbij ik de macht verlies.

1848

• All over Europe Revolution broke out. Italy, Germany and France!
• King William II feared that the Netherlands would also have a revolution.
• He signed a constitution and gave away all of his power. 

States General

States General

King William II

King William II

Minister

Minister

Before 1848:

• King had absolute power.
• King appointed who was in the States General.
• Ministers listened to the King.

After 1848.

• The King lost his power.
• The 2nd chamber of the States General was directly chosen by the people.
• The minsters listened to the States General.

Homework check 

• question 1, 4, 5, 7 and 9 on page 70 to 72.
• pay attention to each other.
• do you have a different aswer? Just ask, sometimes there's more than one correct answer.
• correct your answer.

Lesson aim

• You know the difference between libralism and socialism. 

Liberal

Socialist

Freedom

Equality

The government should not make too many rules,

The government should protect labourers.

Everyone should vote.

Only men who pay taxes should vote.

Liberal

Socialist

Freedom

Equality

The government should not make too many rules,

The government should protect labourers.

Everyone should vote.

Only men who pay taxes should vote.

Voting rights.

Something began to change:

• In 1917 all the men could vote.
• In 1917 women could be ellected.
• In 1919 all women could vote.

Go to work

• Read page 56 and 57.
• Do question 1, 2 ,3, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 on page 73 to 76, in pairs or in a group of three. You can quietly discus with the person next to you