1. Industrial Revolution By J. Collins/ D McDowell/ A. Anders

3. Cottage Industry

11. Quest for colonies!- giant map

17. New Cities- Urbanization!

19. Coal Discovered

20. Iron + Coal=POWERFUL!

21. Immigration

29. Tenement

33. Child Labor

34. Small Bodies 1 Shilling a Week

39. Deep in the Coal Mines

43. Breaker Boys

44. Breaker Boys

45. Charles Dickens Play itunes Dickens

46. Turn to p. 716 in your textbook. Read the top under “What are Fair Working Conditions?” With your partner, discuss the two questions in the blue box

47. Factory system

48. New Technology Divide your entire paper into six large boxes At the top of each box, label them accordingly : 1. Electricity and Power 2. Transportation 3. Products 4. Communication 5. Medicine 6. Other As you view the following slides and films, record all the new inventions in the appropriate boxes! 6. Other 5. Medicine 4. Communication 3. Products 2. Transportation 1. Electricity/Power

49. Into the 20th Century

54. Improved Transportation

55. Railroads

61. Erie Canal 1825

63. Panama Canal

80. Ford’s assembly line

85. Philosophical Reactions to Industrialization Adam Smith Thomas Malthus David Ricardo Charles Darwin Social Darwinism John Stuart Mills Unions Women’s Suffrage Slavery Abolition

95. Women’s Suffrage and Slavery Abolition

101. Suffering Til Suffrage

109. Workers Strike

119. Marx and Engels Proletarian cry for justice against the growing bourgeoisie: “ The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win. Workingmen of all countries, unite !”

120. Founders and their Works The Communist Manifesto Wealth of Nations Karl Marx/ Frederick Engels Adam Smith Communism Capitalism