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Sherbrooke Community School VCE UNIT PLANNER, 2013 Teacher: Al Fricker Study: History Revolutions Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Dates UNIT No. 3 Today s Date: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Term 1 WEEK 1 2 DATES TASK / CONTENT 28/1 ~ 1/2 Overview and Introduction Area of Study 1: Revolutionary ideas, movements and events to August 4 th 1789 Government and Economy of the Old Regime Required Reading: Ch 1 p. 1 14 Analysis activity 1 p. 7 Analysis activity 2 p. 8 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 8 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 12 Developing clear definitions p. 13 Practice paragraph questions p. 13 Analysing Historians perspectives p. 13 Practice essay plan p. 13 4/2 ~ 8/2 Social Structure of the Old Regime Required Reading: Ch 2 p. 15 24 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 17 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 19 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 22 Developing clear definitions p. 23 Practising paragraph answers p. 23 Practice essay plan p. 23 The Power of Ideas The Influence of the Enlightenment Required reading: Ch 3 p. 25 34 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 27 Analysis activity 1 p. 28 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 29 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 30 Analysis activity 2 p. 30 Analysis activity 3 p. 31 Developing clear definitions p. 33 Practicing paragraph answers p. 33 Analysing historians perspectives p. 33 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 33 Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 1

3 4 5 6 11/2 ~ 15/2 New Social Movements and Ideas Before the Revolution Required reading: Ch 4 p. 35 44 Analysis activity 1 p. 37 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 38 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 39 Developing clear definitions p. 43 Practising paragraph answers p. 43 Analysing historians perspectives p. 43 How France s Financial Crisis Became a Political Crisis 1787-1789 Required reading: Ch 5 p. 45 58 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 46 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 48 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 49 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 52 Analysis activity 1 p. 54-55 Developing clear definitions p.57 Practising paragraph answers p. 57 Analysing historians perspectives p. 57 Practice essay plan p. 57 18/2 ~ 22/2 How the Political Crisis Became a Revolution 1789 Required reading: Ch 6 p. 59 76 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 62 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 64 Analysis activity 1 p. 65 Analysis activity 2 p. 66 Analysis activity 3 p. 68 Analysis activity 4 p. 69 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 71 Analysis activity 5 p. 71 Analysis activity 6 p. 73 Developing clear definitions p. 75 Practising paragraph answers p. 75 Analysing historians perspectives p. 75 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 or 3 p. 75 25/2 ~ 1/3 The Revolutionary Events of 1789 Required reading: Ch 7 p. 77-88 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 81 Analysis activity 1 p. 82 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 84 Analysis activity 2 p. 86 Developing clear definitions p. 87 Practising paragraph answers p. 87 Analysing historians perspectives p. 87 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 87 Time toast exercise time line of revolutionary events to August 4 th 1789 4/3 ~ 8/3 The Role of Revolutionary Leaders 1789 1791 Required reading: Ch 8 p. 89 100 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 93 Analysis activity 1 p. 94 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 96 Developing clear definitions p. 99 Practising paragraph answers p. 99 Analysing historians perspectives p. 99 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 99 The Development of Revolutionary Ideas, 1789-1791 Required reading: Ch 9 p. 101 106 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 103 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 104 Developing clear definitions p. 105 Practising paragraph answers p. 105 Analysing historians perspectives p.105 Practice essay plan p. 105 Declaration of the rights of man and the citizen task Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 2

7 8 9 11/3 ~ 15/3 The Role of Revolutionary Movements 1798-91 Required Reading: Ch 10 p. 107-114 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 111 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 112 Developing clear definitions p. 113 Practising paragraph answers p. 113 Analysing historians perspectives p. 113 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 113 Practice SAC Chapter Summaries and revision due 18/3 ~ 22/3 SAC 1 Document/Visual Analysis Area of Study 2: Creating a New Society, 5 th Aug 1798 26 th Oct 1795 Creating a New Society 1789 1791 Required reading: Ch 11 p. 115 124 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 118 Focus questions 1, 2 p.120 Developing clear definitions p. 123 Practising paragraph answers p. 123 Analysing historians perspectives p. 123 Practice essay plan p. 123 25/3 ~ 28/3 Sources of Disunity in the Revolution, 1789-91 Required reading: Ch 12 p. 125 138 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 127 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 129 Analysis activity 1 p. 132 Analysis activity 2 p. 133 Analysis activity 3 p. 135 Developing clear definitions p. 137 Practising paragraph answers p. 137 Analysing historians perspectives p. 137 Practice essay plan p. 137 END OF TERM 1 Term 2 WEEK 1 DATES TASK / CONTENT 15/4 ~ 19/4 The Revolutionary Events of 1792 Required reading: Ch 13 p. 139 154 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 143 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 146 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 149 Analysis activity 1 p. 151 Developing clear definitions p. 153 Practising paragraph answers p. 153 Analysing historians perspectives p. 153 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 153 Time toast activity 5 th August 1789 to 26 th October 1795 Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 3

2 3 4 5 22/4 ~ 26/4 Creating the New Society 1792 1794 Required reading: Ch 14 p. 155 162 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 158 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 158 Developing clear definitions p. 161 Practising paragraph answers p. 161 Analysing historians perspectives p. 161 Practice essay plan p. 161 The New Society Challenges and Responses 1792 1794 Required reading: Ch 15 p. 163 176 Focus question 1, 2 p. 168 Analysis activity 1 p. 169 Focus questions p. 170 Analysis activity 2 p. 171-73 Developing clear definitions p. 175 Practising paragraph answers p. 175 Analysing historians perspectives p. 175 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 175 29/4 ~ 3/5 Revolutionary Leaders the Role of Maximilien Robespierre 1792-1794 Required reading: Ch 16 p. 177-188 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 183 Analysis activity 1 p. 184-5 Developing clear definitions p. 187 Prectising paragraph answers p. 187 Analysing historians perspectives p. 187 Practice essay plan p. 187 Revolutionary Movements the Role of the Sans-Culottes in the French Revolution 1792-95 Required reading: Ch 17 p. 189-196 Analysis activity 1 p. 191 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 192 Analysis activity 2 p. 193 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 194 Developing clear definitions p. 195 Practising paragraph answers p. 195 Analysing historians perspectives p. 195 Practice essay plan p. 195 6/5 ~ 10/5 Revolutionary Movements The Role of Women in the French Revolution 1792-1794 Required reading: Ch 18 p. 197 208 Analysis activity 1 p. 199 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 201 Analysis activity 2 p. 203 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 205 Developing clear definitions p. 207 Practising paragraph answers p. 207 Analysing historians perspectives p. 207 Practice essay plan p. 207 The Final Settlement The Conservative Republic of 1795 Required reading: Ch 19 p. 209 220 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 214 Analysis activity 1 p. 217 Developing clear definitions p. 219 Practising paragraph answers p. 219 Analysing historians perspectives p. 219 Practice essay plan p.219 13/5 ~ 17/5 The Historiography of the French Revolution Required reading: Ch 20 p. 221 228 Complete historiography table exercise Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 4

6 7 20/5 ~ 24/5 Practice SAC Argumentative essay Essay writing master class Chapter summary and revision due 27/5 ~ 31/5 SAC 2 Argumentative Essay 8 3/6 ~ 7/6 Unit 4: Russian Revolution Area of study 1: Revolutionary Ideas, Leaders, Events and Movements, 1905 to October 1917 Introduction to Russian revolution. Creation of a Revolutionary Situation Required reading: Ch. 1 p. 2-21 Focus questions 1, 2, 3, 4 p. 9 Focus questions 1, 2, 3 p. 15 Analysis activity 1 p. 16 Developing clear definitions p. 20 Practising paragraph answers p. 20 Practice essay plan p. 20-1 Begin next Unit No. 4 10/6 ~ 14/6 GAT 9 10 17/6 ~ 21/6 Opposition to Tsarism: Ideas and Leaders Required reading: Ch. 2 p. 22-32 Analysis activity 1 p. 28-29 Analysis activity 2 p. 30 Developing clear definitions p. 31 Practising paragraph answers p. 31 Practice essay plan p. 31 Opposition to Tsarism: Movements Required reading: Ch 3 p. 33-41 Analysis activity 1 p. 36 Analysis activity 2 p. 36 Developing clear definitions p. 40 Practising paragraph answers p. 40 Practice essay plan p. 40 END OF TERM 2 Unit No. 4 (continues) Term 3 WEEK 1 DATES TASK / CONTENT 15/7 ~ 19/7 Revolutionary Crisis Begins Required reading: Ch 4 p. 42-53 Analysis activity 1 p. 44 Analysis activity 2 p. 47 Focus questions 1, 2 p. 48 Analysis activity 3 p. 50 Developing clear definitions p. 52 Practising paragraph answers p. 52 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 or 3. Saving Tsarism Required reading: Ch. 5 p. 54-61 Analysis Activity p. 56 Developing clear definitions p. 60 Practising paragraph answers p. 60 Practice essay plan 1, or 2, or 3 p. 60 Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 5

2 3 4 5 22/7 ~ 26/7 World At War Required reading: Ch. 6 p. 62-77 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3 p. 64 Focus Questions 1, 2 p. 69 Analysis activity 1 p. 73 Analysis activity 2 (300 words minimum) p. 74 Analysis activity 3 p. 75 Developing clear definitions p. 76 Practising paragraph answers p. 76 Practice essay plan p. 76 Thematic Analysis 1905-17 Required reading: Ch. 7 p. 78-86 Analysis activity 1 p. 83 Analysis activity 2 p. 84 Developing clear definitions p. 85 Practising paragraph answers p. 85 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 or 3 p. 85 29/7 ~ 2/8 The February Revolution Required reading: Ch. 8 p. 90-105 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3 p. 93 Analysis Activity 1 p. 97 Analysis Activity 2 p. 97 Analysis Activity 3 (300 words min) p. 97 Analysis Activity 4 p. 98 Analysis Activity 5 p. 99-100 Analysis Activity 6 p. 101 Developing clear definitions p. 104 Practising paragraph answers p. 104 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 or 3 p. 104 Crisis of Dual Authority Required reading: Ch. 9 p. 106-121 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 p. 108 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3, 4 p. 109 Analysis activity 1 p. 109-10 Analysis activity 2 p. 113 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3, 4 p. 115 Focus Questions 1, 2 p. 117 Analysis Activity 3 p 118-9 Developing clear definitions p. 120 Practice essay plan p. 120 5/8 ~ 9/8 October Revolution Required reading: Ch. 10 p. 122-132 Analysis Activity 1 p. 125 Analysis Activity 2 p. 125 Analysis Activity 3 p. 129 Analysis Activity 4 p. 129 Developing clear definitions p. 131 Practising paragraph answers p. 131 Practice essay plan p. 131 Thematic Analysis Required reading: Ch. 11 p. 133-144 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3, 4 p. 135 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3 p. 136 Analysis Activity 1 (300 words min) p. 140 Analysis Activity 2 p. 141 Developing clear definitions p. 143 Practising paragraph answers p. 143 Practice essay plan p.143 12/8 ~ 16/8 Chapter summaries and revision due Practice SAC SAC 3 Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 6

6 7 8 9 10 29/8 ~ 23/8 Area of Study 2: Creating a New Society: November 1917-1924 Consolidating Power: The first 6 months Required reading: Ch. 12 p. 148-160 Analysis Activity 1 p. 152 Analysis Activity 2 (300 words min) p. 153 Focus Questions 1, 2, 3, 4 p. 156 Analysis Activity 3 (300 words min) p. 157 Analysis Activity 4 p.158 Developing clear definitions p. 159 Practising paragraph answers p. 159 Practice essay question 1 or 2 p. 159 Civil War Required reading: Ch. 13 p. 161-178 Analysis Activity 1 p. 164 Analysis Activity 2 (300 word min) p. 169 Analysis Activity 3 p. 170 Analysis Activity 4 p. 171 Analysis Activity 5 p. 172 Analysis Activity 6 p. 174 Focus Questions 1, 2 p. 175 Focus Questions 1, 2 p. 175 Developing clear definitions p. 177 Practising paragraph answers p. 177 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 or 3 p. 177 26/8 ~ 30/8 Critical Year Required reading: Ch. 14 p. 179-192 Analysis Activity 1 p. 183 Analysis Activity 2 p. 185 Analysis Activity 3 p. 186 Analysis Activity 4 p. 189 Analysis Activity 5 p. 190 Developing clear definitions p. 191 Practising paragraph answers p. 191 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 191 Lenin s Final Years and Legacy Required reading: Ch. 15 p. 193-206 Analysis Activity 1 p. 196-7 Analysis Activity 2 p. 203 Analysis Activity 3 p. 203 Developing clear definitions p. 206 Practising paragraph answers p. 206 Practice essay plan 1 or 2 p. 206 2/9 ~ 6/9 Thematic Analysis Required reading: Ch. 16 p. 207-217 Analysis Activity 1 p. 213 Analysis Activity 2 p. 214 Developing clear definitions p. 216 Practising paragraph answers p. 216 The End of the Story Required reading: Ch. 17 p. 207-221 9/9 ~ 13/9 Historical Perspectives Required reading: Ch. 18 p. 222-237 Analysis activity 1 p. 228 Complete different views of the revolution table Focus questions p. 235 Analysis activity 2 p. 236 (300 words) Completion of Chapter Summaries 11-18 Practice SAC 4. 16/9 ~ 20/9 SAC 4 Document analysis Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 7

END OF TERM 3 Term 4 WEEK 1 DATES TASK / CONTENT 7/10 ~ 11/10 French revolution revision 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14/10~18/10 French and Russian revision 21/10~25/10 Russian revolution revision 28/10~1/11 M: 4/11~8/11 M: 11/11~15/11 M: 18/11~22/11 M: 25/11~29/11 M: 2/12~6/12 M: 9/12~13/12 M: 16/12~20/12 M: END OF YEAR Al Fricker Sherbrooke Community School Page 8