In this C1 level lesson plan, students will critically analyze the complex sociopolitical dynamics and ideological underpinnings of the French Revolution, examining how these factors shaped its progression and long-term impact on French society and European politics.
Warm-up
The lesson begins with an engaging activity where students come up with synonyms for the words in the text.
Video
Students will view a video titled “What caused the French Revolution?” After watching the video, they will answer questions on the main ideas presented.
Exercises
Students will group phrases into correct categories. They will also play a game two truths and a lie.
Reading
In this part, the students will read a short text about inherent risks of revolutions and identify which of the mentioned factors were used in the text.
Discussion
The lesson concludes with students discussing questions related to the topic of the lesson using prompts provided.
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