1. Warm-up # 5
How would your life be different if you were born in the year 1700?
Think about your daily life, what parts would change significantly?

2. Example Key Term: Textile
Insufficient Response:
Fabric
Google Definition
a type of cloth or woven fabric.
Sufficient Response:
A textile is a type of cloth or fabric. It is important to the Industrial Revolution because it was the first industry to Industrialize.

3. Example Key Concept:
What were major effects of the Black Death and how did it help lead to the Industrial Revolution?
Insufficient Response:
Lots of people died and that made people have to change how they did things.

4. Example Key Concept:
What were major effects of the Black Death and how did it help lead to the Industrial Revolution?
Sufficient Response:
The black death took an estimated 100 million lives (nearly one-third of Europe). With the loss of a major portion of the population, people had to develop new, less labor intensive, methods of production.

5. Intro to Industrialism
Complete the chart on page 12 of your book. Do the best you can.

6. Google. Classroom 1. Go to “classroom.google.com”
Directions
Join Code
1. Go to “classroom.google.com”
2. Click the “+” and select “join class”
3. Type in the correct class code.
1st Period = te51xm
2nd Period = lns7142
3rd Period = jooj8u9
6th Period = 38c2ye
7th Period = jclmyu

7. Thesis Statement
“What are the three most important effects that the Black Death had on European society?”

8. Today’s Goals
Understand why we study the Industrial Revolution and how it is the start of the “Modern World”
Practice interacting with our notes so that we better understand what we learned.

9. Industrial Revolution
Definition:
The rapid development of machinery and industry to create more things more quickly.

10. Crash Course Industrial Revolution Stop at 1:42

11. Before Industrialism Notes
Workbook pg. 13

12. Essential Question
How was life different before the Industrial Revolution?

13. Before: The Black Plague
Begins in 1347 with ships carrying plague arrive in Messina, Italy
Roughly one-third of Europe’s population dies
Est. 100 Million deaths world wide
Lack of poor working class
Helps to end feudalism
Brings about Scientific Revolution

14. Before: The Scientific Revolution
1543 – 1700
Questions previously held ideas/beliefs
Leads to better methods of production

15. Before: Lifestyle Most Farmed Dependent on weather
Some found specialized jobs selling, welding, building, etc.
Dependent on weather
Constantly threatened by disease

16. Before: Lifestyle Average Life Expectancy = 35 years
High infant death rates
disease
In 1700: 25% live in towns, 75% live on farms
Largest town = London (700,000)
Example: Portland, Oregon 609,000
Most lived in small villages of people

17. Before: Economics Land was owned by a few Farmers cooperated
Wealthy land owners rented land to tenants
Farmers cooperated
Divided which crops to grow
Property was not fenced off
Transportation was limited
Most people lived in small, smoky villages
Some worked in mines
Would help during the harvest

18. Before: The Domestic System
Work divided up amongst families to be done at home.
Passed from family to family after each task was completed
Beginning of the assembly line

19. Don’t Be Billy.

20. Interacting With Your Notes
1. Circle Key Terms
Words you cannot tell the story without
2. Highlight Claims
Key information, stated as facts
3. Left Side Questions
Write questions that are answered on the right
Vary between Level 1, 2 and 3 questions

21. Essential Question
How was life different before the Industrial Revolution?