Social Changes
- abolished feudal privileges, ending concentration of land ownership for nobility
- the declaration of the rights of man and the citizen = all men are free and equal in rights
- the power lies with the people
Political Changes
- nationalism = sense of loyalty to the nation rather than to the king
- The Jacobins vs. Girondins
- Equality before the law
- Challenged the divine right of kings
Economic Changes
- Church lands= seized by the government & sold to provide revenue
- Introduced progressive taxation (taxes are based on wealth)
- People advance based on merit
- Equitable tax system
Historical Significance
The Korean War - The significance of an event, development, or person in history, which is recognized for its impact, consequence, and relevance to determine what is remembered and taught.
Primary Source Evidence
The Diary of Anne Frank - Original documents, objects, and evidence that provide firsthand and accurate accounts of historical events.
Continuity and Change
The Invention of the Printing Press - What has stayed the same and changed over time, understanding historical dynamics and what changes or maintains stability.
Cause and Consequence
Japan’s War Crimes in WW2 - Identifying the reason and historical events to understand relationships and impacts at the time.
Historical Perspectives
The Philippine-American War - Understanding historical perspectives and considering the social, political, cultural and economic contexts.
Ethical Dimension
Residential Schools in Canada - Examining conscience and choices made by people concerning historical events for present and future lessons.
