HUMANITIES 9 NAME: ___________________ Industrial Revolution Assignment The INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION of eighteenth century Europe was the most influential transformation of human culture since the practice of agriculture eight or ten thousand years ago. Europe moved from a primarily rural, agricultural, family-based economy to an urban, capitalist, industrial-based economy The consequences of this revolution would drastically change economics, family structure, social structure and all aspects of human labour. The Industrial Revolution is the most dramatic change the world has ever undergone and its legacy continues to be felt in both the home and workplace to this day. In groups of 2-3, you are to research and examine different aspects of the Industrial Revolution, then present your findings to the class using Powerpoint. Presentation Requirements: Minimum of 8 / Maximum 12 powepoint slides Slides are in point form, supported by oral explanation Pertinent visuals – diagrams, pictures, maps, can hyperlink videos 15 minute presentation Vocabulary/ main points worksheet prepared for distribution to class Introduction – W5 Mrs. Champagne will present this as a sample powerpoint. 1. Pre- Revolution Britain: Agriculture/ Cottage Industry/ Increase in Population / Class Culture Russell, Dani, Manisha 2. Mills, Mechanization & Textiles Cannon, Courtney, Peter 3. Going To Work James, Nisha, Aliyah 4. Child Labour Lampard, Saleha, Lena 5. Inventors & Inventions Bryan, Simran, Chelsey 6. Urbanization – City Living Lyon, Annica, Jessica 7. Transportation Jordan, Tanisha, Raphael 8. Family/ Women & the IR Mary & Koray 9. Social, Political & Economic Change Sophia, Amrit, Charuni INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION RESOURCES General Information & Links (INFO FOR ALL STUDENTS) Causes IR Intro & Links 2 Causes Overview Intro & Links 3 Change IR Introduction e-notes Era of Change IR Intro & Links Industrial Revolution: Industrial Revolution: Fordham Historyteacher.Net University 1. Britain & Europe pre- Industrial Revolution Pre- IR Improved Agriculture Domestic System Changes to Britain 2. Mills, Mechanization & Textiles Water and the IR Samuel Slater and Mills Textiles Textile Mills 3. Going to work - the Industrial Revolution Factories in the IR Factory Life Coal Mines Factories: Factory Laws Coal Mines 4. Child Labour and the Industrial Revolution Child Labour Child Labour Working Children Children in the IR 5. Inventors and Inventions Inventors Innovations Inventions Inventions 2 Timeline 6. Urbanization - Growth of Cities Life in Industrial Towns Industrial Towns Disease Urbanization Cities: Migration 7. Transportation and the Industrial Revolution Transportation Transportation: Steam Engine and Watt Transportation: Railroads Transport 1750- 1900 8. Family/Women and the Industrial Revolution Impact on Family Women in World History Women's Role Women Miners 9. Social, Political & Economic Change and the Industrial Revolution Political Changes Change Effects Impact (scroll down)