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    This document outlines an exam on revolutions for MYP4 students. It will focus on the key concept of change, related concepts of causality and power, and the global context of orientation in space and time. Students will need to demonstrate their understanding of the definition of a revolution, causes and effects of the French Revolution and another revolution of their choice, as well as the difference between types of uprisings. They will also need to understand power, causality, and different perspectives in history.

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    Exam - Revolutions

    MYP4

    Key concept: Change

    Related Concepts: Causality & Power

    Global Context: Orientation in Space and Time

    Statement of Inquiry: At different times and locations, societies can experience revolutionary change, due to a
    variety of causes and often with long lasting consequences.

    Criterion A: Knowledge and Understanding


    Criterion D: Thinking Critically

    To Know

    - The definition of a revolution


    - The causes and effects of the French Revolution and one other revolution of choice
    - The difference between long-term, short-term causes and a trigger
    - The difference between civil war, an uprising, a coup d’état, a revolt, a protest or demonstration.
    - The four characteristics of a revolution: dissent elites; mass frustration; shared motivation;
    state/political crises

    To Understand
    - The difference between a revolution and other uprisings
    - The concept of power
    - Causality (cause and effect)
    - The existence of different perspectives when studying the past

    To Do
    - Make arguments
    - Create connections
    - Compare and Contrast
    - Apply the concepts: Change; Power; Causality

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