Industrial Revolution - Worksheet 5
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
WORKSHEET 5
1.
Imagine you live in London in the first half of the 1800s. Describe your living conditions.
(Positive and Negative).
2. Are you satisfied with your living conditions? Explain your opinion completely... (20)
3. To which countries of the world did the Industrial Revolution extend to, in the next century?
(6)
4. England had/possessed several colonies around the world. What is a colony? Give an
example of an English colony in the 1800s.
(4)
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
WORKSHEET 5
1.
Imagine you live in London in the first half of the 1800s. Describe your living conditions.
(Positive and Negative).
2. Are you satisfied with your living conditions? Explain your opinion completely... (20)
3. To which countries of the world did the Industrial Revolution extend to, in the next century?
(6)
4. England had/possessed several colonies around the world. What is a colony? Give an
example of an English colony in the 1800s.
(4)
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
WORKSHEET 5
1.
Imagine you live in London in the first half of the 1800s. Describe your living conditions.
(Positive and Negative).
2. Are you satisfied with your living conditions? Explain your opinion completely... (20)
3. To which countries of the world did the Industrial Revolution extend to, in the next century?
(6)
4. England had/possessed several colonies around the world. What is a colony? Give an
example of an English colony in the 1800s.
(4)
Industrial Revolution - Worksheet 5
Worksheet 5 Memo
1.
Negative
* Overpopulation
* Livestock in the city
* 8-10 people with animals in 1
room
*Stench/Stink/Odor)
Positive
* Show applied trade and
factory towns
* Better city planning
* Redesign of sewage
system
* London became leader in
the field of planning and
health
* Dumps and dirty
* Dirt came into towns with
flooding.
* River stinks.
* Diseases broke out
* People began to move away
* Parliament had to close
* Epidemics / slums
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I would not be happy with the circumstances,
the risk of diseases is high.
2.
America, France, Germany, Japan, Russia, South Africa.
3.
Land owned by another country.
Parts of South Africa was a British colony in the 1800s