CH 5. Napoleon and Recap

Napoleon (2)

Learning goals

1. I can explain how Napoleon Bonaparte was able to rise to power in France, using at least three important events from his life.
2. I can describe how Napoleon expanded his empire between 1799 and 1815 and name at least three countries he controlled.
3. I can explain why Napoleon's attack on Russia in 1812 failed, using at least two key reasons.
4. I can describe two important changes Napoleon introduced in conquered countries and explain why they were significant.

For today

Last lesson for the test

Classroom refresher

Write down in your notebook what topic(s) you still find difficult.

Why Did Napoleon's Attack on Russia Fail?

• Scorched-Earth Tactic: The Russians destroyed food, villages, and supplies, leaving Napoleon's army with nothing.
• Harsh Winter: Napoleon's soldiers were not prepared for the freezing Russian winter.
• Long Retreat: With constant Russian attacks, only 30,000 of the original 600,000 soldiers survived.

Napoleon’s Changes in Conquered Countries

• The Code Napoleon: A new law system that ensured more equality and justice.
• Introduced the kilo, litre, and metre, making trade and business more organized.
• Civil Registry: Required surnames and population records, helping with taxes and conscription.

Option 1: Read and mark chapter 5 & make 1-8 of ch. 5.

Option 2: Read and mark chapter 5 & make a summary.

Option 3: Read and mark chapter 5 & make a timeline of ch. 5.

Recap through various activities

You pick one option and work on that for 30 mins.

Option 1: Kahoot/Quizlet

Create your own practise test online

Make it and do the test with fellow students.

If a larger group wants to do the test.

Let everyone make a question about a chapter or paragraph.

Option 2: Collaborative learning - Explaining to each other

In pairs or small groups: one student explains a topic, the other asks questions.

Swap after 10-15 minutes.

Option 3: Making a mind map or summary

Students create a visual summary of key concepts.

Completion and reflection

Which form did you find most useful?

Are there any remaining questions?