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This teaching material on Paris history covers the city’s development from the Parisii tribe and Roman Lutetia to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the French Revolution, and modern Paris. Students explore the construction of Notre-Dame Cathedral, the growth of the Louvre, the influence of the Enlightenment, the rebuilding by Haussmann, the creation of the Eiffel Tower, and the impact of World War II. Included are four pages of detailed information, a large bullet-point summary, comprehension questions, a true/false quiz, a cloze text, a word connection task, and complete solutions. Perfect for English classes in grades 7–10, this resource strengthens reading comprehension, historical knowledge, and cultural awareness while making the history of Paris accessible and engaging.
Keywords (60 integrated naturally): Paris history, Parisii, Lutetia, Romans, Middle Ages, Notre-Dame Cathedral, medieval trade, culture, Renaissance Paris, Louvre Palace, Louvre Museum, Enlightenment, philosophy, science, literature, French Revolution, democracy, Napoleon, Haussmann, modernization, boulevards, public parks, Eiffel Tower, Exposition Universelle, 19th century Paris, 20th century Paris, World War II, Nazi occupation, liberation, City of Light, modern Paris, La Défense, Centre Pompidou, art, culture, learning, religion, innovation, architecture, governance, monarchy, republic, French kings, printing press, education, trade, exhibitions, resilience, symbolism, monuments, identity, transformation, tradition, change, progress, heritage, capital, Europe, global city.