Matu syllabus reference - Révolution française : distinguer les phases de la révolution française et montrer les bouleversements liés à la Révolution pour la France et le reste de l’Europe ; montrer le Congrès de Vienne comme stratégie de retour en arrière. Les Révolutions suisses de 1798 et 1848 saisir les oppositions violentes entre traditions cantonales et les nouveaux besoins d’une "centralité" nationale et en identifier les acteurs ; décrire les principales étapes qui mènent de la République helvétique à l’Etat fédéral. Matu syllabus
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Matu 3 - End of Unit Test.
There will be three sections to this exam.
Section A - Factual recall - This will require answers to a set of factual questions. All the questions will be taken from this quiz.
There will be three sections to this exam.
Section A - Factual recall - This will require answers to a set of factual questions. All the questions will be taken from this quiz.
Question 2 – Recall and describe
In this question you will be expected to select and remember relevant historical information and present it accurately with detailed factual support. For example:
Describe the main social and political features of Switzerland before 1798.
Describe how the French Revolution aided Napoleon's rise to power.
Question 3 - Source analysis
You might be 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 4.
Question 4 – Historical Explanation
In this question you will be expected to provide a coherent, well supported historical explanation that goes beyond a merely accurate, chronological ordering of events. The best answers will provide a well-structured, thematic account that relies on an analytical approach to the question that is well supported by accurate historical knowledge. For example:
Explain how Switzerland was transformed by the French invasion of 1798.
How did Napoleon transform Europe?
In this question you will be expected to select and remember relevant historical information and present it accurately with detailed factual support. For example:
Describe the main social and political features of Switzerland before 1798.
Describe how the French Revolution aided Napoleon's rise to power.
Question 3 - Source analysis
You might be 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 4.
Question 4 – Historical Explanation
In this question you will be expected to provide a coherent, well supported historical explanation that goes beyond a merely accurate, chronological ordering of events. The best answers will provide a well-structured, thematic account that relies on an analytical approach to the question that is well supported by accurate historical knowledge. For example:
Explain how Switzerland was transformed by the French invasion of 1798.
How did Napoleon transform Europe?
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