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Lesson 8
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Reformation & Dutch Revolt
Lesson 8

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Start of the lesson
Sit in your spot
Phone in locker
Chewing gum in bin
Books + laptop on table

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Menu of the day
Introduction (5 min)
Recap (10 min)
Cause & effect (10 min)
Visual sources (10 min)
Break (3 min)
Game: reformatchion (17 min)
End of the lesson (5 min)

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Intro
Do you know the saying: 'a picture is worth a thousand words'

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Commander of the Dutch army & navy
Government of a province
Made decisions about war and foreign policy
Regional council
Stadholder
States general

Slide 7 - Question de remorquage

Why was the Dutch Republic stronger after 1588?

Slide 8 - Question ouverte

Because of reformers, different groups of protestants arose. This is a(n) ... change
A
Cultural
B
Economic
C
Politico-administrative
D
Social

Slide 9 - Quiz

What is the Dutch Revolt?

Slide 10 - Question ouverte

Exercises
Exercises 8-12 on pages 46-48

Finished? --> grab an answer booklet and revise
Finished again? --> learn key words

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Break
timer
3:00

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Exercises
Let do this together: 1 + 3a on pages 49-50 

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Reformatchion
I will show you a list of words.
You need to match these (a match is two words)
They need to have something in common --> write that down
  • Example: Charles V + Philip II = family
  • Every different pair (with correct reason) gets you a point
The group with the most combinations wins

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End of the lesson
Have a look around: is the classroom neat and tidy?
No? --> please help me clean it up
Yes? --> sure? --> if it's time you can pull your chair and leave the classroom

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