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25.2 INDUSTRIALIZATION CASE STUDY MANCHESTER

MR.HOOD´S NOTES.

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25.2 INDUSTRIALIZATION CASE STUDY MANCHESTER

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  1. WORLD HISTORY MR. HOOD SEPTEMBER 2014 • INSTRUCTIONS • START PREP • 25.2 INDUSTRIALIZATION • CASE STUDY: MANCHESTER • MAIN IDEA • WHY IT MATTERS NOW • TERMS & NAMES • PAGE 723 • THEN START READING SECTION

  2. WORLD HISTORY MR. HOOD`S NOTES SEPTEMBER 2014 25.2 INDUSTRIALIZATION CASE STUDY: MANCHESTER

  3. MAIN IDEA THE FACTORY SYSTEM CHANGED THE WAY PEOPLE LIVED AND WORKED, INTRODUCING A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS

  4. WHY IT MATTERS NOW MANY LESS-DEVELOPED COUNTRIES ARE UNDERGOING THE DIFFICULT PROCEESS OF INDUSTRIALIZATION TODAY

  5. INTRODUCTION

  6. THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION CHANGED ALL ASPECTS LIFE

  7. AT FIRST: LOTS OF HUMAN SUFFERING

  8. LATER: BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE

  9. OBJECTIVE 1 DESCRIBE THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIALIZATION.

  10. INDUSTRIALIZATIONACCELERATED RAPIDLY

  11. PEOPLE LEFT THE COUNTRYSIDE…

  12. … AND FLOCKED TO CITIES

  13. IN SEARCH OF WORK + A BETTER LIFE

  14. CITIES HAD LOTS OF NEW FACTORIES

  15. HIGHER WAGES COULD BE EARNED IN FACTORIES

  16. CITIES GREW + GREW POPULATIONS EXPLODED

  17. SOON 1 MILLION PEOPLE LIVED IN LONDON, ENGLAND

  18. THE GROWTH OF CITIES IS CALLED URBANIZATION

  19. BUT IT WASN´T ALL POSITIVE…

  20. LIVING CONDITIONS WERE MISERABLE

  21. DIRTY, OVERCROWDED HOUSING

  22. NO PUBLIC SERVICES

  23. AIR + WATER POLLUTION

  24. SICKNESS + DISEASE

  25. COUNTRY: AVERAGE LIFESPAN 38 YEARS OLD

  26. CITY: AVERAGE LIFESPAN 17 YEARS OLD

  27. WORKING CONDITIONS ALSO MISERABLE

  28. PEOPLE WORKED 14 HOURS A DAY, 6 DAYS A WEEK

  29. INCLUDING YOUNG CHILDREN WHO WERE EXPLOITED

  30. MACHINES OFTEN INJURED WORKERS

  31. BUT WORKERS WERE NOT INSURED OR PROTECTED

  32. OBJECTIVE 2 EXAMINE THE GROWING TENSIONS BETWEEN THE MIDDLE AND WORKING CLASSES.

  33. BRITAIN HAD A CLASS SYSTEM UPPER CLASS (RICH) + WORKING CLASS (POOR)

  34. MANY PEOPLE MADE MONEY BECAUSE OF INDUSTRIALIZATION

  35. A NEW CLASS EMERGED THE MIDDLE CLASS

  36. FACTORY OWNERS, MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS

  37. + NEW PROFESSIONALS LIKE DOCTORS, LAWYERS + MANAGERS JOINED

  38. MIDDLE CLASS ENJOYED A COMFORTABLE WAY OF LIVING

  39. BUT POVERTY GRIPPED THE WORKING CLASSES

  40. CAUSING ANGER + RESENTMENT

  41. OBJECTIVE 3 IDENTIFY POSITIVE EFFECTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.

  42. OVER TIME LIVING CONDITIONS IMPROVED FOR EVERYBODY

  43. INDUSTRIALIZATION CREATED JOBS FOR WORKERS

  44. CONTRIBUTED TO WEALTH OF THE NATION

  45. FOSTERED TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS + INNOVATION

  46. GREATLY INCREASED THE PRODUCTION OF GOODS

  47. RAISED STANDARD OF LIVING

  48. HEALTHIER DIETS, BETTER HOUSING, CHEAPER CLOTHING

  49. AND EXPANDED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

  50. FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS IMPROVEMENTS WERE FAST

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