W23.0 - French Revolution & Napoleon - PowerPoint Notes
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This PowerPoint includes the following major topics: Causes of the French Revolution, Bourgeoisie, Estates General, Louis XVI, National Assembly, Bastille, Declaration of the Rights of Man, Great Fear, Reign of Terror, Maximilien Robespierre, Jean-Paul Marat, Napoleon, Coup d'etat, Napoleonic Code, Failed Russian Invasion, Battle of Waterloo, Congress of Vienna, Effects of the French Revolution, etc. (Essential Questions are built into the PowerPoint as well.)
Please see my Guided Notes that coincides with this PowerPoint, they are ideal for lower-level students that need visuals: The French Revolution & Napoleon - Guided Notes (Blank and Filled-In)
My powerpoint has title slides for each section of the textbook that corresponds with the notes---you could simply edit those slides to have them match the textbook you use in your class.
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W11.1 - Byzantium Becomes the New Rome - PowerPoint Notes
W17.1 + 17.2 - The European Renaissance - PowerPoint Notes
W17.3 + 17.4 - The Reformation - PowerPoint Notes
W21.0 - Absolute Monarchs in Europe - PowerPoint Notes
W22.1 - The Scientific Revolution - PowerPoint Notes
W22.2 + 22.3 - The Enlightenment - PowerPoint Notes
W22.4 - The American Revolution - PowerPoint Notes
W23.0 - French Revolution & Napoleon - PowerPoint Notes
W24.3 - Nationalism in Italy & Germany - PowerPoint Notes
W24.4 - Nationalism in Eastern Europe - PowerPoint Notes
W25.1 - The Beginnings of Industrialization - PowerPoint Notes
W25.4 - Economics of the Industrial Revolution - PowerPoint Notes
W27.1 - Imperialists Divide Africa - PowerPoint Notes
W27.4 - British Imperialism in India - PowerPoint Notes
W28.1 - China Resists Imperialists - PowerPoint Notes
W28.2 - Japan's Meiji & Modernization - PowerPoint Notes
W29.1 - Setting the Stage for the Great War - PowerPoint Notes
W29.2 - The Great War Consumes Europe - PowerPoint Notes
W29.3 - Propaganda & Combat of the Great War - PowerPoint Notes
W29.4 - The Great War's Flawed Peace - PowerPoint Notes
W30.1 + 30.2 - Revolution in Russia (Lenin & Stalin)- PowerPoint Notes
W30.3 - Collapse of Chinese Imperial Rule - PowerPoint Notes
W30.4 - Nationalism in India - PowerPoint Notes
W31.3 - Fascism in Germany (Part 1 - Hitler's Rise) - PowerPoint Notes
W31.3 - Fascism in Germany (Part 2 - The Third Reich) - PowerPoint Notes
W32.1 - Moving Towards World War II - PowerPoint Notes
W32.2 - Hitler's Lightening War (World War II) - PowerPoint Notes
W32.3 - The Allies Are Victorious (World War II) - PowerPoint Notes
W32.4 - The Holocaust (World War II) - PowerPoint Notes
W33.1 - The Start of the Cold War - PowerPoint Notes
W33.2 - Communists Triumph in China - PowerPoint Notes
W33.3, 33.4, 33.5 - The Cold War Continues - PowerPoint Notes
W34.4 - Conflicts in the Middle East - PowerPoint Notes
W34.5 - The Modern Middle East - PowerPoint Notes
W35.2 - Democratic Challenges in Africa - PowerPoint Notes
W35.3 + 35.4 - Collapse of the Soviet Union - PowerPoint Notes
W35.5 - China Follows its Own Path - PowerPoint Notes
W36.1 - Europe Moves Past the Cold War - PowerPoint Notes
W36.2 - Post-WWII Japan - PowerPoint Notes
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