Revolution

= The Assignment: Revolutions in Literature =

= rhsa Library Learning Commons Resources =

Trailer: **//The Square//** (Egyptian Revolution 2011) media type="youtube" key="4hPmpfsAWFc" width="560" height="315"

= Print =
 * Circulating Works - see 'Reserve' cart in rhsa's Library & Learning Commons
 * Revolution & Dictatorship Booklist
 * Referenced Works

= Internet = >> Warning: violent images in first 12 seconds. Advance to 13 seconds to skip it.
 * Relevant Database Subscriptions - rhsa Virtual Library
 * Encyclopedias - Britannica Online
 * Databases
 * Global Issues in Context
 * History Reference Center
 * Canadian Reference Centre
 * Culturegrams - choose World Edition/choose the continent/country/ 'History'
 * Websites
 * Adbusters: A Brief History of Revolution
 * Arab Spring: a research and study guide (Cornell University)
 * Alphahistory.com (American, French, Chinese & Russian revolutions are covered)
 * PBS: LIBERTY! The American Revolution
 * Top 10 Revolutions Felt Around the World
 * Audio-visual
 * YouTube - search terms: "documentary __your topic__ revolution"
 * Check out John Green's (TFIOS writer) YouTube series John Green's Crash Course World History (#29 #30 #31 #37)
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 * Trailer: ** //How to Start a Revolution// **
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 * Link to the full documentary: How to Start a Revolution

= Other Suggested Resources =

NYTimes (The Learning Network lesson plans): Revolt! Comparing Historical Revolutions