Matu syllabus reference - Révolution française : définir la notion de révolution, des aspirations et ses acteurs, notamment à travers la Déclaration universelle des droits de l’homme et du citoyen ; mettre en évidence les nouvelles formes d’organisation politiques, opposées à la monarchie absolue et inspirées du Siècle des Lumières; Matu syllabus
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Matu 2 - End of Unit Test
There will be three sections to this test.
Section A - Factual recall - This will require one-word answers to a set of factual questions. All the questions will be taken from this quiz.
There will be three sections to this test.
Section A - Factual recall - This will require one-word answers to a set of factual questions. All the questions will be taken from this quiz.
Section B - Source analysis - You will asked to analyse a series of sources to reflect on the extent to which they agree with each other or the extent to which they help answer a historical question. The concept of the utility of historical sources is useful in this respect. Pay particular attention to Lesson 6.
Section C - Explanatory questions - You will be expected to answer two from the following list of questions. The best answers will try to make a series of Points that are explained with examples:
Section C - Explanatory questions - You will be expected to answer two from the following list of questions. The best answers will try to make a series of Points that are explained with examples:
- What were the long-term causes of the revolution?
- What were the short-term causes of the revolution?
- How did the king lose power between 1789-91?
- Why did France become a republic and execute the king?
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