PPT-Fever 1793

CHAPTER 13 REVIEW How would you describe the relationship between Matilda and her mother pg 114 What are some places or things the author refers to that let the reader know the story took place a long time ago Discuss any that may be unfamiliar. Moderate Reforms. The National Assembly abolished the privileges of the Nobility. Issued the “Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen”. Men born free and equal in rights, all given natural rights. "Radical" Phase:. 1793-1794. The “Second” French Revolution. The National Convention:. Girondin Rule: 1792-1793. Jacobin Rule: 1793-1794. [“Reign of Terror”]. Thermidorian Reaction: 1794-1795. "Radical" Phase:. 1792-1794. Attitudes & actions of monarchy. & court. Fear of. Counter-Revolution. Religious. divisions. Political. divisions. War. Economic. Crises. The Causes of . Instability in France. The Radical Stage. SHIFT TOWARDS RADICALISM. Why did the revolution become more radical after 1792? (MULTIPLE RESAONS). Threat from foreign nations to restore the monarchy. Counterrevolutionaries. Attempted escape of royal family. UNIT 3 AREA OF STUDY 2: . CREATING A NEW SOCIETY. THE GREAT TERROR. . Understand the role of the Committee for Public Safety. Define the term ‘terror’ in your own words. Identify when the terror occurred. The Second Revolution:. 8 or 9/1792- 7/1794. September Massacres. Sept 2-6. Over 1,500 prisoners . The Jacobins. Jacobin Meeting House. Started as a debating society.. Membership mostly middle class. By Brynn Cigna, Prasanna Varadhan, and Paula Atanacio . Hook. What if you found someone with yellow eyes and yellow skin? What’s wrong with them? They have yellow fever and thousands of people died from it in Laurie Halse Anderson’s Fever 1793.. By : Megan Courie. Period : 6. Enlightened Ideals . : . . National Assembly. . Limited and Constitutional monarchy. Declaration of the Rights of Man. Matthew Stajcer, PGY2 FM - Community (Renfrew). CCFP 99 topics . Febrile Infants 0-3 Months old - Risks and Investigations. Febrile Patient - ? antibiotics. FUO - how to work up?. Life threatening causes of fevers/high temps. . Chapters 1-3. What type of business does Matilda’s family own?. Why does Eliza think Philadelphia is the best place to be a freed slave? . Why does Mattie think Eliza is the luckiest person she knows and considers her to be her best friend?. Test Sections (100 points). Matching – Literary Terms. Short Answers – Figurative Language. Multiple Choice – Comprehension of Short Stories, Play. Short Answers – Fever 1793, and Slave Dancer. Anderson. Fever 1793. Anticipation guide. Read a nonfiction articles: . Yellow Fever, . http://www.cdc.gov/yellowfever/. Philadelphia during Revolutionary War,. http://www.revolutionary-war.net/philadelphia.html. Fever 1793 Chapters 1-3 What type of business does Matilda’s family own? Why does Eliza think Philadelphia is the best place to be a freed slave? Why does Mattie think Eliza is the luckiest person she knows and considers her to be her best friend? Strong reactions in neighboring countries sparked the radical phase of the revolution which resulted in the establishment of the First French Republic.. Most were satisfied with initial reforms but the .