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Social Unrest During the Industrial Revolution: Responsibility and Reform

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Dive into the societal impacts of lack of housing and sanitation during the Industrial Revolution. Discuss who should be held responsible and how to address social ills. Explore the shift from laissez-faire to government intervention and the rise of social theories like Karl Marx's. Engage in a debate on governmental control, equality, and citizen rebellion fears.

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  1. Do Now- Page 42 • Respond this report from 1842: • No returns can show the amount of suffering in which [the poor] have had to endure from the causes of this kind (lack housing and sanitation during the I.R.). Out of 77,000 persons 14,000 have been attacked by fever and 1300 have died. The public have suffered to a far greater extent to which they are aware of, from this appalling wretchedness, sickness and mortality. • Who suffered the most from these conditions and why? • Who should be held responsible for this “wretchedness” • Who should fix these social ails?

  2. Has anyone seen the master notebook? •  • Agenda • Notes • Activity • New project! Debate!

  3. Shift in social theories- notes on page 42 • Up to now (early 1800s) Adam Smith’s philosophy of laissez-fairewas accepted • Free market- workers and employers work out issues • Slums, working conditions, child labor of the Industrial revolution show society that Laisse-faire was not working

  4. Notes cont. Page 42 (& 43 if you need) • Attitudes shift and people believe there needs to be a “watchdog” • If nothing is done, fear of citizen rebellion (like in France) • Local governments are gradually given more power over society • Working conditions, sanitation, wages, sewage, streets, medical care, education, etc. • Ideas of Karl Marx (Germany) become more popular • Government responsibility and control of society • Equality for all, “Utopia”

  5. Activity- Agree/Disagree • GET UP!

  6. Project- Debate • Two Parts • Persuasive Essay • In Class Debate • Due Today: Choose groups