International School History - European Schools - S5

 
S5 History Last update - 10 October 2011 Official European School History 4-5 Syllabus: English, French, German.
Unit 4 - Napoleonic France
Key Questions Lessons Additional resources and external links
How did Napoleon come to power? Overview illustrated timeline of Napoleon's life. Brooman - Revolution in France 52-57, worksheet and essay plan outline diagram. Documentary video reconstructing Napoleon's rise to power.
See here for the videos of the whole series and the website to accompany it.
How is art useful to historians? A case study of David and Napoleon. Brooman - Revolution in France 51-65, Worksheet and PowerPoint of art featured in the lesson. Wikipedia on David and his paintings 'crossing the Alps' and 'coronation'.

Video by art historian Simon Schama on Brussel's buried artist David.

Change, continuity and reaction in Napoleon's France: How significant were Napoleon's reforms? Brooman - Revolution in France 51-65,
Worksheet and video shown in the lesson (episode 2) on this page.
See here for the videos of the whole series and the website to accompany it.
Napoleon's Europe: How did Napoleon's conquests change the face of Europe? Brooman - Revolution in France 67-71, and video shown in the lesson (episode 3) on this page.
Timeline of Napoleon's Europe 1814-1815, colour map of Napoleon's Europe, blank map of Europe to be completed and summary table of changes in Europe to be filled in. PowerPoint from the lesson.
 
How and why was Napoleon defeated? Brooman - Revolution in France 74-79, and video shown in the lesson (episode 3) on this page.

Worksheet and PowerPoint from the lesson.


Minard's Graphic map showing the route of Napoleon's invasion and retreat from Russia.
What happened at the Battle of Waterloo? Worksheet from the lesson and map of the battle of Waterloo.
Feature film on the Battle of Waterloo. How accurate is the film? See Alex von Tunzelmann's review.
The Waterloo heritage site near Brussels. BBC Battle of Waterloo essay and online game.
What was the legacy of the French Revolution and Napoleon? Worksheet from the lesson.  
End of Unit Test
Quiz and revision advice
 

 

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