Introduction · rubric · conclusion · teacher's guide
Timeline · General Home pages · Revolutionary Ideas, Leaders, Movement and Events · Ideas · Philosophes and Documents · The Leaders · Creating a New Society · Interesting pagesIntroduction
This Hotlist is designed to support VCE unit 3 History of Revolutions (French). Links have been categorised under the two areas of study for 2005:
1. Revolutionary ideas, movements, leaders and events (1781 - 4th August 1789)
2. Creating a new society. (5th August 1789 - 1795)
Please feel free to email Lisa if you have any sites that should be added to this Hotlist.
Internet Links
Timeline
- French Revolution - a Chronology
General Home pages
- Links to images, documents, songs, maps, timelines et al!!
- The French Revolution - History Whiz
- Homepage
- Revolutionary France Expands, 1789-1799
- Internet Modern History Sourcebook
- Key Primary of Documents of the Revolution
- Shaping of the Modern World
- Causes of the Revolution
- The French Revolution
- French Revolution
- wikipedia entry
Revolutionary Ideas, Leaders, Movement and Events
- Estates General and the National Assembly
- Marie Antoinette
- 'Courage! I have shown it for years....'
- Marie Antoinette's Early Life
- The Diamond Necklace Affair
- Ideology of the French Revolution
- Origins of the French Revolution
- Background info
- Social causes of the French Revolution
- Turgot, Anne Robert Jacques , 1727ñ81, French economist, comptroller general of finances (1774ñ76).
- Necker, Jacques , 1732ñ1804
- Calonne,Charles Alexandrede,controller general of finances(1783ñ87).
- Social Hierarchy of Old Regime
Ideas - Philosophes and Documents
- Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
- War, Terror and Resistance
- Abbe Sieyes
- What is the Third Estate? by Sieyes
The Leaders
- Louis XVI
- from Lycos Kids
- Louis XVI
- Brief Information
- Mirabeau - Tennis Court Oath
- Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de
Creating a New Society
- The Reign of Terror
- Info on Robespierre
- Reign of Terror
Interesting pages
- Louis XVII - The Lost Dauphin
- The Guillotine
- La Marseillaise
- French national anthem, was composed in one night during the French Revolution (April 24, 1792)
- How to read Images
- Great for section 2 of the exam
Conclusion
Because anyone can publish on the Web, it sometimes reflects the chaotic, uneven, sometimes confusing world around us. By exploring the Web, you've journeyed into real learning where you must judge between fact and opinion, bias and insight, importance and insignificance. We hope you've added to the wisdom carried around in that head of yours. If you want to check yourself, take a look at the evaluation rubric.htm>rubric for this activity. Either way, remember that understanding isn't a destination, but a journey. Have a great trip!
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