Revolution '21: The exhibition

Title

Date

2022

Abstract

The National Historical Museum designed educational programs to accompany the exhibition marking the bicentenary of the 1821 Greek Revolution. School groups could choose to examine specific topics such as: the pre-revolutionary world, the Ottoman Balkans, who the fighters were, how they fought, their weapons and their use, their daily lives, the faith, science and superstitions, death in battle, women, children, captivity and exile, support from people from all over the world, newspapers of the struggle, political declarations and constitutions of the militants, the creation of the modern Greek state, the changes brought about by the revolution, the vindication or not of the fighters.

(Edited and translated description from organiser’s website)

Type specialization

Webpage/blog

Format

Data sets

Language

Greek

Bibliographic Citation

Website

Rights

note

The museum's proposal is that the educational material be used by teachers alongside the use of the digital tour of the exhibition, for better preparation of the visit or for analysis of thematic units in the classroom.

Item sets

1821 at the local level

Schools: Initiatives and Events

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