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Grade/Subject: 10th Grade World History Key Terms Capital Cotton Gin Steam Engine Industry
EX 7.2
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CW 7.2
Key Points: 1. The Industrial Revolution began in England around 1750 and lasted until around 1820 CE. 2. The Industrial Revolution is period of time when, due to the increase in machines and the advent of steam power, the style of living changed for most people in the industrialized world. 3. New machines were made to improve on peoples ability to farm, create clothes, and make other types of goods. In addition, steam power allowed for improved transportation of these things to people (faster and farther) 4. These changes had both non-technological and technological causes: a. Non-Technological: England entered a period of stability when business owners felt safe taking risks and innovating b. Non-Technological: People had enough money to invest in new inventions c. Technological: New technologies were invented, such as steam engines, cotton gins, and new methods of making iron (to make industrial machinery)
Do First (3)
Opening/Hook (5)
Students will share out their answers from the Do First to a partner. TW cold call a couple of students. SW read the overview of the lesson and the essential question that we are answering today.
SW read the key ideas, summarize them to a partner, and then, as a whole group, answer three checks for understanding.
In groups, students will read the text and respond to the questions. After each paragraph, the students and teacher will check in for a CFU.
SW write a thesis on the following prompt: Explain the causes of the Industrial Revolution in England.
Closing/Assessment (5)
Homework
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