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Industry and Imperialism World History 2014

IndustrializationImperialism Unit Topics  Why Britain?  Why Europe?  How does this impact the rest of the world?  Groups that are positively and negatively impacted by industry  How did Industry lead to World War I?  Why New Imperialism? (Late 1800s)  Scramble for Africa  Why are Europeans so eager to spread around the world?  “White Man’s Burden”  How did Imperialism lead to World War I?  Reactions to Imperialism  China, India, Japan, Africa

Nov. 17/18  #1/ Beginning of Industrial Revolution PPT/ In Class/ Nov 17/18  #2/ Documents Industrial Revolution Beginnings/ In Class and Homework/ Due Nov 19/20  Skill: Analysis of Documents  Objective: I can… analyze why the Industrial Revolution began in Britain.

Nov 19/20  #3/ Industrial Revolution Part II PPT/ In Class/ Nov. 19/20  #4/ Industrial Revolution Video/ In Class/ Nov. 19/20  Skills: Thesis writing  Objective: I can…analyze the spread and impact of the Industrial Revolution in Europe and the United States.

Nov. 21  Finish #3  Do #4  #5/ One Page Review on Industrial Revolution/ In Class/ Done Nov. 21  Skill: Prioritizing Information  Objective: I can…analyze and describe why the Industrial revolution began in Britain and why the Industrial revolution was strong in European States and the United States.

Dec 2/3  #5/ One Page Review on Industrial Revolution/ Homework/ Done Dec. 4  #6/ Positives and Negatives Industrial Revolution Chart/ In Class/ Done Dec. 2  #7/ Why New Imperialism PPT?/ In Class/ Done Dec 2  #8/ Scramble for Africa Reading Part 1/ In Class/ Continue on Dec. 4  Skills: Categorizing Information  Objective: I can…analyze the connection between the Industrial Revolution and the expansion of New Imperialism in the late 1800s.

Dec 4/5  #9/ Imperialism Documents/ In Class/ Done Dec 4/5  Do #8  Skills: Analyzing Documents  Objective: I can…analyze and use documents to understand motivations and impact of New Imperialism on the world.