The French Revolution, c1780–99

Worked examples (9)

• 1Reading an extract for 'impression' — the Three Estates
• 2The two-effects rule — the American War of independence
• 3Planning a 16-mark (c) answer — the three-aspects rule
• 4Analysing what a writer leaves out — an extract on Necker
• 5Carrying each effect through to an outcome — poor harvests
• 6Building the argument — applying one criterion in every paragraph
• 7The hardest extract — when the writer sounds even-handed
• 8Effects that branch — the policies of Necker
• 9Handling a statement you mostly disagree with — Marie Antoinette

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Worked examples (9)

• 1Reading an extract for 'impression' — the storming of the Bastille
• 2The two-effects rule — the Assembly of Notables
• 3Planning a 16-mark (c) answer — the three-aspects rule
• 4Analysing what a writer leaves out — the Tennis Court Oath
• 5Carrying each effect through to an outcome — the doubling of the third
• 6Building the argument — applying one criterion in every paragraph
• 7The hardest extract — when the writer concedes before arguing
• 8Effects that branch — the revolt of the parlements
• 9Handling a statement you mostly disagree with — the Bastille

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Worked examples (9)

• 1Reading an extract for 'impression' — the storming of the Tuileries
• 2The two-effects rule — the Civil Constitution of the Clergy
• 3Planning a 16-mark (c) answer — the three-aspects rule
• 4Analysing what a writer leaves out — the flight to Varennes
• 5Carrying each effect through to an outcome — the flight to Varennes
• 6Building the argument — applying one criterion in every paragraph
• 7The hardest extract — when the writer concedes before arguing
• 8Effects that branch — the declaration of war on Austria
• 9Handling a statement you mostly disagree with — the constitution of 1791

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Worked examples (10)

• 1Reading an extract for 'impression' — Robespierre
• 2The two-effects rule — the execution of Louis XVI
• 3Planning a 16-mark (c) answer — the three-aspects rule
• 4Analysing what a writer leaves out — the Committee of Public Safety
• 5Carrying each effect through to an outcome — the elimination of the Girondins
• 6Building the argument — applying one criterion in every paragraph
• 7Writing the 16-marker in full — sans-culotte pressure and the Terror
• 8The hardest extract — when the writer concedes before arguing
• 9Effects that branch — the Edict of Fraternity
• 10Handling a statement you mostly disagree with — the causes of the Terror

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• 1Reading an extract for 'impression' — the fall of Robespierre
• 2The two-effects rule — the fall of Robespierre
• 3Planning a 16-mark (c) answer — the three-aspects rule
• 4Analysing what a writer leaves out — the Thermidorian Reaction
• 5Carrying each effect through to an outcome — the White Terror
• 6Building the argument — applying one criterion in every paragraph
• 7The hardest extract — when the writer concedes before arguing
• 8Effects that branch — the coup of 18 Fructidor
• 9Handling a statement you mostly disagree with — Brumaire

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