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Update notebooks EQ: What is industrial growth?.  The student will be able to evaluate how new technology and innovations impacted the lives of Americans.

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1 Update notebooks EQ: What is industrial growth?

2  The student will be able to evaluate how new technology and innovations impacted the lives of Americans during the Industrial REvolution with 80% accuracy  What goal are we working toward mastery of based off of the objective?  Yes, A  How do we reach mastery?  TOC: Pg. 85: Industrialization Concept Map

3  Pre-read concept Map  Read/video: Add to map  Summary and Progress Chart

4  What do we already know? What is industry? What was the industrial revolution? What did that look like in the United States? Industrial Revolution 1820-1870

5 Industrialization What was the Industrial Rev? Transportation Industrial process Electricity/Inno vations

6  Add at least 3  Summarize what the industrial revolution was and how it changed America  Complete progress chart for A

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