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169. FRENCH FINAL EXAMINATION. MAY 2008 GUIDELINES. Date/time/place: Tuesday, May 6 3:30-5:30 Arjona 105 The material for the exam is: from 1944 to 2008; that is, from the liberation of France to the election of Nicolas Sarkozy to the presidency. In terms of the syllabus, the dates are: 2/28 to 5/1. The corresponding pages in the book are 205 to 402 (chapters 6 to 12). You are not responsible for all the pages in...
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169. FRENCH FINAL EXAMINATION. MAY 2008 GUIDELINES. Date/time/place: Tuesday, May 6 3:30-5:30 Arjona 105 The material for the exam is: from 1944 to 2008; that is, from the liberation of France to the election of Nicolas Sarkozy to the presidency. In terms of the syllabus, the dates are: 2/28 to 5/1. The corresponding pages in the book are 205 to 402 (chapters 6 to 12). You are not responsible for all the pages in those chapters, only those that are indicated in the syllabus. Some of the large topics that you should cover: -The liberation and the "puration" or "cleansing" -Decolonization and the war Algerian in particular (the film The Battle of Algiers is included). -The "30 glorious yeas" and modernization -May 68 and its aftermath -The years after de Gaulle but before Mitterand (1969-1981) -The Socialist Years (1981-1995) -The Chirac Years (1995-2006). The Sarkozy presidency was briefly covered in class at the last session.
Each of these larger topics includes a number of more detailed issues and people that you should be familiar with. Format (once again, and in writing): 10 identifications (3 points each = 30 points) 10 multiple choice (2 points each = 20 points) 3 essays (50 points)
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