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Aim: Why was there a French Revolution? Do Now: According to John Locke, “if a government fails to protect its citizens’ natural rights (life, liberty, and property), the citizens have a right to overthrow it”. Do you agree with this statement? Explain why or why not. Monday – June 2, 2014 Mr. Lombardi

The Enlightenment Philosophes had new ideas about the purpose/role of government. Government should guarantee natural human rights (life, liberty, property). If the government does not protect people’s natural rights, they have the right to change the government (John Locke). The Enlightenment caused a trend of political revolutions.

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France’s Social Order What problem(s) existed within French society?

Activity #2 Complete the handout, Revolution Brings Reform and Terror on your own. – Complete the timeline. – Answer all questions in full sentences. – In your notebook, write at least 3 sentences summarizing the handout in your own words.

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