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For bellwork, read a short excerpt on the growth of industrial cities and how it created pollution  “An Industrial City” (pg. 381) How did Manchester become an industrial city? What type of industry did Manchester rely on? What happened to the Irwell River? THINKER: Based on everything we’ve studied about the Industrial Revolution, do you think it was more of an advantage or disadvantage? Why! Use examples! BELLWORK: February 27th

Citarum River (Indonesia) Most polluted river in the world! 5 million people live in this basin Used to support agriculture, water supply, fishery, industry, sewerage and electricity More than 500 factories line the river and dump toxic waste into the water Also the source of water for the main profit…… rice!

Thinker discussion Advantages disadvantages

Study Guide Independent Work! Reminders: Extended response questions You will be given six extended-response prompts – you will select four to answer! You are being assessed on your content knowledge so need to demonstrate understanding! Multiple choice & matching– 60 points Study guide due! Late/Missing work due!