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Topic: Industrialization and Labor #4 Review book: p. 111-140 Packet: p.23-26 Homework for tonight: #4 (revised) RB- Read 111-134; Packet p. 23-25

Do now Keep packet and review book on your desk Open it and follow along Take notes as needed You will need to complete the packet in class and for homework. I will NOT have the answers written for you to copy.

Key ideas/ concepts for today Causes and impact of industrialization Social Darwinism Laissez-faire capitalism Gilded Age Urbanization Immigration Laws and cases of the era

Activity Packet p. 23-26 RB p. 135 – graphic organizer