The Age of Revolutions 7 PowerPoints + Student Guided Notes Bundle (Editable)

The Age of Revolutions PowerPoints + Guided Notes Bundle (Editable)

Thank you for considering this product bundle. This awesome bundle contains 7 epic EDITABLE PowerPoints (over 500 beautiful, engaging slides) that are filled with HUNDREDS of great pictures, explanations, animations, detailed maps and captivating BATTLE ANIMATIONS and sound effects. It will bring history alive for you and your students!

This is far beyond the normal PowerPoints you're used to. My PowerPoints are a mix of outline with important fill-in names, words and terms. Some slides will contain the outline portions with images, while other slides are fully for visual demonstration. Please check out the previews and I'm sure you'll agree.

Here is a preview of each included presentation (each can be purchased individually as well). In my unit numbering system, this unit is unit 4:

4.1 (63 slides) The Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment:

4.1 covers the development of the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment, development which truly changed the world. 4.1 explores the great scientific minds of Bacon, Descartes, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Boyle, Pascal and Vesalius. Also, 4.1 explores the Enlightened minds of Locke, Montesquieu, Voltaire, Diderot and Rousseau. The developments and ideas of these men led to the American and French revolutions, and shook to the foundation every government on this earth.

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4.2 (72 slides) The English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution:

4.2 deals with the revolutionary developments in England in the 17th century. All of the following are included: the Stuart kings (James I, Charles I, Charles II, James II), the Gunpowder Plot, Guy Fawkes, the Petition of Right, the conflict between the Parliament on the king, the English Civil War, Cavaliers, Roundheads, Oliver Cromwell, the trial and execution of Charles I, the Commonwealth, the Restoration, John Milton, the London Fire, the Glorious Revolution, William and Mary, the English Bill of Rights, development of Great Britain and its American colonies.

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4.3 (53 slides) The Seven Years’ War and the American Revolution:

4.3 focuses mainly on Prussia's Frederick the Great and the Seven Years' War (also called the French & Indian War in North America) with the battles of Leuthen and Quebec. Additionally, 4.3 delves into the American Revolution and American Revolutionary War. 4.3 explores not just Frederick but also his enemies: Louis XV in France, Czarina Elizabeth in Russia, and Maria Theresa in Austria. 4.3 also explores King George III of Great Britain, the issue of no taxation without representation, the declaration of Independence, the Revolutionary War, the battle of Yorktown, as well as American patriots such as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. 

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4.4 (92 slides) The French Revolution Begins:

Important topics included: the structure of the Old Regime, the three estates, period political cartoons, influence of the Enlightenment, the House of Bourbon, French financial crisis, Marie and the Necklace Affair, the Estates General, the National Assembly, Tennis Court Oath, The Rights of Man, Firing of Necker, The Great Fear, Storming of the Bastille, National Guard, March on Versailles, Departure of the King, Constitution of 1791, The Legislative Assembly, Civil Constitution of the Clergy, Flight to Varennes, and the imprisonment in the Tuilleries Palace, Champ de Mars Massacre, the war declaration, the demonstration.

Important people included: Louis the XIV, XV & XVI, Marie-Antoinette, Jeanne de Valois Saint-Remy, Marie-Therese, Louis-Charles, Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyes, Count of Mirabeau, Jean Bailly, Marquis de Lafayette, Jacques Necker, Bernard de Launay, Talleyrand, Louis Stanislas (Bourbon), Charles (Bourbon), Jean-Baptiste Drouet, Leopold II, Frederick William II

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4.5 (100 slides) The French Revolution Turns Radical:

Important topics included: War of the 1st Coalition, the Brunswick Manifesto, battle of Valmy, battle of Jemmapes, La Marseillaise (the National Anthem), the French Counterattack, the guillotine, the sans-culottes, the Paris Commune, rise of the Jacobins, storming of the Tuileries, Lafayette flees, Danton emerges, the September Massacres, the National Convention, the execution of Louis and Marie, revolutionary journalism, executions of Corday, Roland, de Gouges and Girondists, the Vendee counter-revolution, War vs. Europe, the Committee of Public Safety, the Reign of Terror, Law of Suspects, radical attacks on culture and religion, Robespierre's Cult of the Supreme Being, overthrow of the Robespierre, the Directory, emergence of Napoleon.

Important people included: Duke of Brunswick, Francois Kellermann, Maximilien Robespierre, Joseph-Ignace Guillotin, Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette, Marquis de Lafayette, Georges Danton, Jean-Paul Marat, Louis Saint-Just, Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyes, Jacques Brissot, Charles-Henri Sanson, Jacques Rene Hebert, Madame Roland, Olympe de Gouges, Charlotte Corday, Louis-Charles, Marie-Therese, Louis Saint-Just, Camille Desmoulins, Paul Barras, Napoleon Bonaparte

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4.6 (100 slides) The Rise of Napoleon and the French Empire:

Important topics included: Napoleon’s birth in Corsica, education in military school, artillery/infantry weapons and tactics, the “whiff of grapeshot,” marrying Josephine, Napoleon’s Italian campaign, Rivoli, Treaty of Campo Formio, the Egyptian Campaign, battle of the Pyramids, battle of the Nile, the Coup d’etat, Napoleon becomes 1st Consul, Napoleon crosses the Alps and the battle of Marengo, the Treaty of Amiens, Napoleon becomes emperor, Napoleon’s government and reforms, the Concordat, the Napoleonic Code, the Grande Armee, the battle of Trafalgar, battle of Austerlitz, formation of the Confederation of the Rhine, battle of Jena-Auerstedt, battle Friedland, Treaty of Tilsit, Napoleon’s marshals, the Imperial Guards, the Arc de Triomphe, the Bonaparte dynasty, Joseph Bonaparte and the Peninsular War, the battle of Wagram, Napoleon divorces Josephine and marries Marie-Louise, Europe in 1812, the rise of nationalism, the Continental System, Russia’s defiance and preparation for invasion of Russia....

Important people included: Napoleon Bonaparte, Josephine de Beauharnais, Horatio Nelson, Emperor Francis, Czar Alexander, Pope Pius VII, Queen Louise, Frederick William III, Joachim Murat, Louis-Nicolas Davout, Jean Lannes, Joseph Bonaparte, Marie-Louise Habsburg, Napoleon II

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4.7 (69 slides) The Fall of Napoleon and the Congress of Vienna:

Important topics included: the state of Europe and the French Empire in 1812, the preparations for the Grand Army and its invasion of Russia, Russian “scorched earth” strategy, Battle of Borodino, Napoleon’s seizure of Moscow, battle maps/animations of the Russian invasion and retreat, the magnitude of the disaster, the German campaign in 1813, the Battle of Leipzig, France conquered and the Treaty of Fontainebleau, Napoleon exiled to Elba, Napoleon’s escape and the Hundred Days, the battle of Waterloo, total death toll of Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon exiled to St. Helena, the death of Napoleon, the Congress of Vienna and Napoleon's lasting impact on history....

Important people included: Napoleon Bonaparte, Gen. Mikhail Kutuzov, Gen. Michel Ney, Duke of Wellington, Gen. Blucher, Czar Alexander, Talleyrand, Metternich, Castlereagh, Ferdinand VII, Pope Pius VII, Louis XVIII.

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»»»This product would be awesome for any Jr. High or High School World, US or Western Civilization History class. It can work perfectly for various age groups and ability levels.

»»»Embedded with these PowerPoints are the printable Guided Notes for each lesson -AND- this entire unit. The notes document is included as an editable Word and also pdf document.

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I also encourage you to check out these other Age of Revolutions themed materials available from my store (click on link):

England in the 1600s: War & Revolution (Informational text and questions)

Frederick the Great vs. Europe, the Seven Years’ War (Informational text and questions)

The French Revolution Newspaper Project

The Rise and Fall of Napoleon (Informational text and questions)

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