1. Notebook Check - FRIDAY
Warm Up
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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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2. Notebook Check - FRIDAY
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Warm Up - Honors
Go to useful links and click on inventions
Scroll down on the page and pick an invention and be prepared to tell the class about it (purpose, name of inventor)
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3. The Industrial Revolution
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4. The Industrial Revolution
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What is industry?
What do you think the Industrial Revolution is?
What do you think happened as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

5. I. Causes of the Industrial Revolution
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A. The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain
B. More food was being produced, which led to a growth in population
C. Great Britain had a lot of money to spend on new machines and new factories

6. The British Empire
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7. I. Causes of the Industrial Revolution
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D. Britain’s government supported laissez – faire (“hands off” approach to economics), which allowed businesses to profit.
E. Britain’s colonies were markets where they could sell their goods.
In other words, they had a lot of customers

8. II. Important Inventions
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A. The Spinning Jenny was invented by James Hargreaves in 1764
1. This device allowed more than one ball of thread to be spun for weavers

9. II. Important Inventions
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B. First (reliable) steam engine invented by James Watt in 1773
1. Steam engines were used to power machines, trains, and eventually boats

10. II. Important Inventions
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C. The cotton gin, invented by Eli Whitney in 1793
1. This made the process of harvesting cotton easier and faster

11. II. Important Inventions
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D. The telegraph, invented by Samuel Morse in 1836
Ever hear of Morse Code?
1. This allowed people to communicate quickly from long distances

12. II. Important Inventions
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E. The telephone, invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876

13. 1876
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14. 2010
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15. II. Important Inventions
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Thomas Edison
How was the world lit before the invention of the light bulb?
What else did Edison invent?
What were some of the effects the light bulb had on society?

16. II. Important Inventions
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F. The first long lasting light bulb, invented by Thomas Edison in 1879
What effect did the invention of the light bulb have on people?
1. This allowed people to work more hours, becoming more productive

17. 1879
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18. 2010
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19. II. Important Inventions
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How did North Carolina contribute to the Industrial Revolution?
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20. II. Important Inventions
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Wright Brothers
What inspired the Wright brothers to design the first aircraft?
Where were the Wright brothers from?
Why did they decide to make their first flight in North Carolina?
What problems did the Wright brothers face after putting their aircraft on display?

21. II. Important Inventions
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G. The first airplane was flown by Wilbur and Orville Wright in 1903 in Kitty Hawk, NC

22. 1903
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23. 2010
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24. II. Important Inventions
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H. The first affordable automobile was created by Henry Ford in 1908
The automobile was invented by Karl Benz
I. Ford also invented the assembly line, which was a process that allowed machines to be built more quickly

25. Industrial Revolution Blog
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Click on the Discussion tab on my homepage
Blog question:
What is the most important invention since the 19th century (1800s)?

26. Classwork Laptop No Laptop
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Laptop
No Laptop
Go to Lessons and download IndRevWebQuest.docx
Copy and paste in when finished
When finished, get your notebook together or work on missing work or extra credit (ToonDoo)
Work on BookQuest using pages 614 – 621 (assembly line – 654)
Put in basket when finished
When finished, get your notebook together or work on missing work or extra credit (vocab review on chart)

27. Napoleon/ Ind. Rev. Quiz- MONDAY
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Warm Up
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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28. Quiz on Napoleon/ Ind. Rev.- MONDAY
Warm Up - HONORS
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Go to useful links and click on Jacob Riis under Warm Up 5/6
Pick one of the pictures and give your impression of it to the class
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29. III. Growth of Industry What is a factory?
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What is a factory?
A. With the invention of new and easier ways to manufacture goods, factories needed workers
B. Many people moved from rural areas to make money working at a factory

30. III. Growth of Industry
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C. Steam engines transported goods between factories by way of railroads
D. Railroads produced more jobs as well as allowed for more products to be produced at factories

31. IV. Effects on Society
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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?

32. IV. Effects on Society Jacob Riis
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Jacob Riis
What did Riis mean when he titled his book How the Other Half Lives?
What is a tenement?
What percentage of people in New York lived in tenements?
Why did many children die in the tenements in summer?
What are some problems people in the tenement houses faced?
Why were people forced to live in tenements?

33. IV. Effects on Society
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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

34. IV. Effects on Society
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D. 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

35. Finish WebQuest or Chart Worksheet Get your notebook in order
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Finish WebQuest or Chart Worksheet
Get your notebook in order
Work on depiction worksheet
Finish any unfinished work

36. Finish WebQuest or Chart Worksheet Get your notebook in order
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Finish WebQuest or Chart Worksheet
Get your notebook in order
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