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Using your m62 template The Industrial Revolution
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Warm Up If you could invent something that made life easier for people (that hasn’t been invented yet), what would it be?
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Using your m62 template The Industrial Revolution What is industry? What do you think the Industrial Revolution is? What do you think happened as a result of the Industrial Revolution?
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Using your m62 template I. Introduction A. Before the Industrial Revolution, most people were farmers and made their own clothes and tools. These people did not know much about the world beyond their village B. After the Industrial Revolution, most people lived in cities and could buy things that they needed Why might people move from the country to the city?
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Using your m62 template I. Introduction C. The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain 1. More food was being produced, which led to a growth in population 2.Great Britain had a lot of money to spend on new machines and new factories
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Using your m62 template II. Causes of the Industrial Revolution According to this chart, what happened to the population in England in 1700? Why do you think this was the case?
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Using your m62 template II. Causes of the Industrial Revolution A. The Agricultural Revolution 1. New farming methods allowed more food to be produced, which led to a growth in population
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Using your m62 template II. Causes of the Industrial Revolution 2. These new ways of farming, allowed fewer farmers to create more food Why might this actually be a problem for some farmers?
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Using your m62 template The British Empire
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Using your m62 template II. Causes of the Industrial Revolution D. Britain’s government supported laissez – faire (“hands off” approach to economics), which allowed businesses to profit. E. Britain had colonies had colonies around the world where they could Get raw materials sell their goods. In other words, they had a lot of customers
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Using your m62 template III. Important Inventions A. Henry Ford invented the assembly line, which was a process that allowed machines to be built more quickly, increasing Productivity 1. Productivity: the rate at which goods and services are produced Ex. 1 car made a day produced would be low productivity, while 1,000 cars made a day would be high productivity
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Using your m62 template III. Important Inventions 2. This led to the specialization of labor in factories a. Specialization of Labor: Workers carry out one specific job throughout the day. They would become Experts at that job, increasing production
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Using your m62 template Look at the pictures on this slide. Based on what you see, write a sentence describing what life might have been like during the Industrial Revolution
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Using your m62 template IV. Growth of Industry What is a factory? A. With the invention of new and easier ways to manufacture goods, factories needed workers
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Using your m62 template IV. Growth of Industry B. Many people moved from rural areas to make money working at a factory 1. Urbanization: the movement of people to cities
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society What effects do you think the Industrial Revolution had on society? A. Population in Europe doubled What is population? What do you think would make the population grow so much?
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society B. Since city populations grew so quickly, builders could not keep up with the demand of new living space C. This resulted in cramped, unsanitary living conditions
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society D. New social classes emerge 1. The Middle class were people who started their own company or created in invention where they were able to accumulate enough profit to help them live comfortably
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society 2. The working class were made up of people who worked in the factories and usually lived in tenement houses and lived in poor conditions
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Using your m62 template Child Labor
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society E. Because of the need of workers, many women and children were also employed as factory workers 1. These women and children were paid less than men
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society F. Because of the low pay and dangerous conditions, many workers tried to protest against the factory owners 1. Many of these people formed illegal labor unions, which pushed for reforms, sometimes with violence a. Labor Unions: a group of workers who organize together to push for workplace changes
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Using your m62 template V. Effects on Society 2. However, because of the policy of Laissez Faire, the government would not take any action to improve the lives of the working class Do you think it is the government’s job to force companies to do what’s right?
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