1. 1. Objective (READ)
SWBAT identify factors causing the industrial revolution.
2. Question of the Day. (WRITE)
3. Warm-up (ANSWER)
A. Describe an agricultural economy in one word. (you can’t use farming)
B. Describe an industrial economy in one word. (you can’t use factory)

2. Industrial Revolution
Table of Contents
Date
Title
Lesson #
10/25
Review 32
**EUROPE**
10/28
Cover Page 33
Physical Geography 34
11/1
Industrial Revolution 35
1. Make a new page called “Industrial Revolution.”
2. Label it page 35.

3. 1. What led to the Industrial Revolution? 2. How did it change Europe?
Industrial Revolution – switching from an agricultural economy to an industrial economy.
Industrial Revolution = Industrialization
Clip Questions:
1. What led to the Industrial Revolution?
2. How did it change Europe?
COPY BOX

4. Key Question #1: What caused the Industrial Revolution to start in the United Kingdom? (England)
Able-bodied poor breaking stones for roads in Bethnal Green, London, 1868

5. 1. Natural Resources – England has coal, peninsulas, rivers, and iron.

6. Check out the location of all of the coal fields and iron ore.
- What types of infrastructure was built near these natural resources? Why?

7. The location of natural resources has led to the development of major industrial regions.
- The location of the primary activities caused the development of secondary activities nearby

8. 2. Technological Innovations – new inventions allowed factories to develop.

9. United Kingdom has coal, iron ore, rivers, and peninsulas.
READ ONLY
Industrial Revolution
Factories are built, United Kingdom uses up all its resources.
Choice Two – Decrease factory production and fire thousands of workers.
Choice Three – invade other countries and steal their natural resources.
Choice One – Buy natural resources from other countries.

10. Effects of Industrial Revolution
Explanation
1.Colonization

11. Key Question #2 – What effects did the Industrial Revolution have on Europe?
1. Colonization  European countries invaded other continents to take natural resources and set up new markets.
Task – Sketch a picture of a the reasons for colonization
1. Take natural resources
2. set up new markets.

12. Effects of Industrial Revolution
Explanation
1.Colonization
1. European countries invaded other continents to take natural resources and set up new markets.

13. 2. Mercantilism - An economic policy based on a state monopoly over trade and an attempt to transfer wealth from colonies to the parent country
1. Country A takes over country B.
2. Country A steals all of country B’s natural resources.
3. Country A takes Country B’s natural resources back to Country A and makes products in their factories.
4. Country A takes the finished products back to Country B and forces them to buy them.

14. Mercantilism Assignment - L
Create a real-life example demonstrating Mercantilism.
Use the names of real countries, real natural resources, and real goods.
You may sketch it or write it in a paragraph.

15. Create a real-life example demonstrating Mercantilism.
Use the names of real countries, real natural resources, and real goods.
You may sketch it or write it in a paragraph.
1. Country A takes over country B.
2. Country A steals all of country B’s natural resources.
3. Country A takes Country B’s natural resources back to Country A and makes products in their factories.
4. Country A takes the finished products back to Country B and forces them to buy them.

16. 2. Mercantilism - An economic policy based on a state monopoly over trade and an attempt to transfer wealth from colonies to the parent country
1. Country A takes over country B.
2. Country A steals all of country B’s natural resources.
3. Country A takes Country B’s natural resources back to Country A and makes products in their factories.
Exit Ticket:
1) Answer the question of the day in your notebook like usual.
2) Draw a picture of Mercantilism.
4. Country A takes the finished products back to Country B and forces them to buy them.

17. Warm up
Scenario: You the class has to bring ingredients to me for cookies. Your ingredients will be used to make cookies that you will be forced to buy. How do you the student feel about this situation?

18. Key Question #2 – What effects did the Industrial Revolution have on Europe?
1. Colonization  European countries invaded other continents to take natural resources and set up new markets.
Task – Sketch a picture of a the reasons for colonization
1. Take natural resources
2. set up new markets.

19. Key Question #2 – What effects did the Industrial Revolution have on Europe?
1. Colonization  European countries invaded other continents to take natural resources and set up new markets.
2. Mercantilism - An economic policy based on a state monopoly over trade and an attempt to transfer wealth from colonies to the parent country
3. Pollution  Industrial Revolution CAUSES major pollution in the United Kingdom.
COPY NUMBER #3 Pollution in your T-Chart

20. VIDEO CLIP
1. What caused the London Fog?
2. How would you address this problem?

21. Key Question #2 – What effects did the Industrial Revolution have on Europe?
4. Urbanization  People move off of farms to cities to work in the new factories.

22. 5. Bad Living Conditions – due to increased population density and a lack of infrastructure

23. 6. Bad Working Conditions – no protection for workers and child labor

24. Working Conditions Video Clip: Clip Questions:
1. What did you notice about the working conditions at the factories?
2. What do you think were the thoughts of those children workers at the factories?

25. Industrial Revolution Assignment – Part 2
Factory Worker – 8 years old, London, England, 1825
Write a diary entry explaining your life or sketch a series of cartoons with captions underneath.
Include:
1. Explain a day at work.
2. Describe your living conditions
3. Describe the town you live in
- things like the population density, urbanization, pollution, etc.
Factory Owner – 50 years old, London, England, 1825
Write an entry in your daily log about the conditions at your factory.
Include:
1. Describe the conditions in your factory. How do you treat your workers?
2. Describe the conditions in your city.
3. Describe the living conditions in your city.

26. Closure – Exit Ticket
1. Answer the Question of the Day like normal in your notebook.
2. Create a multiple choice question. Include possible answers (A-D). Your question must be about one of the following topics:
- Mercantilism
- Effects of Industrial Revolution

27. Closure – Exit Ticket - K
1. Answer the Question of the Day like normal in your notebook.
2. Create TWO multiple choice questions. Include possible answers (A-D). Your questions must be about one of the following topics:
- Mercantilism
- Effects of Industrial Revolution
- Your questions can not be “What is Mercantilism?” or “What are the effects of the Industrial Revolution?”

28. Key Terms
A. Colony – a country or region that is taken over and controlled by another country.