January 9 th and 12 th, 2015 Society and Culture during the Industrial Revolution Preview Activity: What effects do you think industrialization had on.

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January 9 th and 12 th, 2015 Society and Culture during the Industrial Revolution Preview Activity: What effects do you think industrialization had on Europe initially?

Objective: 1/9 and 1/12 Objective: 1. I will know (knowledge): the positive and negative effects the Industrial Revolution had on European society. 2. I will be able to (skill): teach my classmates about key vocabulary terms from Unit 4. Procedure: 1. Fantasy Geopolitics draft 2. Notes over society and culture during the Ind. Rev. 3.Present assigned vocabulary terms. 4.Effects of Industrial Revolution groupwork

Emigration and Growth of Cities Emigration—people moving away from their native lands People emigrated to look for work, escape discrimination, or to escape a poor economy By the year 1900, several cities had populations over 1 million Suburbs grew with new advances in public transportation

Sanitation New advances in sanitation: Running water Flush toilets Public sewers Paved streets Refrigeration

Education After 1870, laws were passed requiring public education for all children Middle and upper classes attended high school and college Lower classes only attended as long as the law required—then went to work to help support families

Psychology Ivan Pavlov— experimented with dogs and concluded that human actions can be changed with training Sigmund Freud—studied the unconscious mind and analyzed dreams (psychoanalysis) Freud founded modern psychiatry—the study and treatment of mental illness

Sports Football (soccer)—became the first spectator sport Rugby evolved from football and became very popular American football was developed in the 1870’s by Walter Camp—first pro league in —written rules were published for baseball 1860’s—first pro baseball team was formed—the Cincinatti Red Stockings

Literature Grimm brothers—wrote a collection of fairy tales Washington Irving—The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Mark Twain—The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Charles Dickens—Oliver Twist Leo Tolstoy—War and Peace

Exit Ticket What are the negative effects of introducing new technology into societies? Why are the negative effects usually overshadowed by the positive effects?

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