Stages of the Revolution

UNIT 3 - POLITICAL CHANGE
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA

WORKPLAN

Diary Entry: Introduction to Revolution

Routines: Checking of Attendance, News Reporting

Discussion: Stages of Revolution

Activity: Quizizz Activities

Wrap up: Burning Questions & Reminders for next meeting

Multiple Choice

A state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.

• War

• Rebellion

• Revolution

• Coup d'État

Multiple Choice

A sudden, illegal, and often violent seizure of power from a government, usually carried out by a small group such as military officers or politicians, to replace the existing regime with another.

• War

• Rebellion

• Revolution

• Coup d'État

Multiple Choice

A fundamental change in the way a society is organized, often involving widespread and rapid transformations in political, social, and economic systems.

• War

• Rebellion

• Revolution

• Coup d'État

Multiple Choice

A resistance against authority, control, or tradition, often involving a group of individuals seeking to overthrow or challenge established power structures.

• War

• Rebellion

• Revolution

• Coup d'État

Multiple Choice

A war fought between groups of people within the same country, typically arising from conflicts over political power, territory, or ideology.

• War

• Rebellion

• Revolution

• Civil War

MAKING MEANING

WAR

a conflict between
2 or more countries

REVOLUTION

CIVIL WAR

a conflict between

citizens and the

government

a conflict between

citizens within a

country

MAKING MEANING

REBELLION

Uprising against the
established order and
aims to replace a ruler

REVOLUTION

Overthrow and replace an
established government of

political system

STAGES OF REVOLUTION

STAGE 1: SYMPTOMS
STAGE 2: RISING FEVER
STAGE 3: CRISIS
STAGE 4: CONVALESCENCE

STAGE 1: SYMPTOMS

● Poor Governance
● Lack of Money
● Unhappy with the

Government

● Intellectuals oppose

the government

Song 1 - Don't Cry for Me Argentina

​"Don't Cry for Me Argentina" in the context of revolution could represent the emotional plea of a revolutionary leader or figure to their supporters and the nation as a whole. It could symbolize a message of sacrifice, resilience, and determination in the face of upheaval and uncertainty. The song might be interpreted as urging people not to mourn the loss of the old order but to instead embrace the changes and challenges of the revolution, with the promise of a brighter future ahead.

STAGE 2: RISING FEVER

● Escalating Anger
● Uprising uncontrolled by the government
● New government formed

Song 2 - Ciao Bella

"Ciao Bella" could symbolize both solidarity and defiance. "Ciao Bella" translates to "Hello, Beautiful" in Italian, and in the context of revolution, it could represent a call to action, a rallying cry to those fighting for change to unite and stand together against oppression and injustice.

STAGE 3: CRISIS

● New Government forcefully overthrow the old

government

● Violence
● Old Government holds to their power

Song 3 - Do You Hear the People Sing?

"Do You Hear the People Sing?" from the musical "Les Misérables" is a powerful anthem that captures the spirit of revolution. In the context of revolution, the song symbolizes the collective voice of the oppressed rising up against tyranny and injustice.a

STAGE 4: CONVALESCENCE

● Old government is overthrown
● New government comes into power
● Life returns to normal

Open Ended

As a student, what can you do to contribute to protecting your freedom?

In your inner circles (friends, family, the people you know)

In your community (school, your neighborhood)?

In the world (beyond your immediate environment)?