The Execution of Louis XVI: An Essay Planning Worksheet
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This worksheet guides students through planning an essay on the execution of Louis XVI, encouraging structured thinking and understanding of key historical arguments.
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The Execution of Louis XVI: An Essay Planning Worksheet
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Essay Title: The Significance of Louis XVI's Execution
Introduction Thesis
Write a clear thesis statement that answers the question: 'Was the execution of Louis XVI a necessary step in the French Revolution?'
Point 1: The justification for Louis XVI's execution
Explain the reasons why revolutionaries believed executing Louis XVI was necessary. Provide evidence from revolutionary writings or speeches.
Point 2: The impact of Louis XVI's execution on France and the Revolution
Outline how his death affected the political situation, international relations, and revolutionary goals.
Counter-argument: Alternative views
Analyse arguments that suggest Louis XVI's execution was unnecessary or harmful. Include perspectives from royalists or moderates.
Conclusion: Summarise and evaluate
Conclude whether the execution was justified or not, based on the evidence and arguments discussed.
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- 1/1/2026
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