The French Revolution

Interactive exercises

1.	Decision-Making Game: The Causes of the French Revolution Can you help Louis XVI avoid Civil War? A major project, complete with a worksheet, designed to be completed over a double lesson or as a homework.
2.	Manic Miner Game: The French Revolution
3.	CannonBall Fun Game: The French Revolution
4.	Wordshoot Game: The French Revolution
5.	Interactive Exercise By C. Warren at Rochester Girls' Grammar
6.	Interactive Running Dictation: The Fall of the Bastille An innovative activity designed to help students learn about the opening stages of the Revolution
7.	Interactive Running Dictation: The Flight To Varennes An innovative activity designed to bring the drama of the King's desperate gamble alive

1.	Long-Term Causes: The Three Estates - A worksheet designed to be used as a 'back to back' exercise in the classroom.
2.	Short-Term Causes: Louis XVI - A good King? A good man? both? neither?!
3..	Mid-Term Causes: War, Trade and Enlightenment - Which of these three were the most important?
4.	Changes 1788-1791: Decision-Making exercise based around the Tennis Court Oath and the debates about the new Constitution
5.	The Flight To Varennes - Worksheet to accompany the interactive running dictation exercise listed above
6.	The Trial and Execution of the King: Structured debate about whether the King deserves to die, plus grisly descriptions of the guillotine!
7.	The Terror: To round the unit off, students are introduced to Danton, Robespierre and Marat and debate which one was the most evil
8.	Essay Assignment: An end of unit essay assignment, with tips and a markscheme.

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