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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution . What was the industrial revolution?. The industrial revolution was a time when power-driven machinery and factories became widespread. Where did the industrial revolution begin?. The industrial revolution began in England.

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Instructions for the game...

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The great depression

The great depression. Chapter 11. Appearances Versus Reality. APPEARANCES: PROSPERITY. REALITY: ECONOMIC WEAKNESS. Gross National Product (GNP): total value of goods and services produced by a nation ROSE 30% Explosive growth of automobile FEELING of prosperity encouraged spending.

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The New Era: the 1920s

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Life on the eve of the Industrial Revolution

Life on the eve of the Industrial Revolution. Describe an average day in the life of an average British citizen in the early to mid 1700s. Harvest Scene, by George Vicat Cole. What is the Industrial Revolution and What Changes did it Bring?.

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How has farming changed?

How has farming changed?. Until 1750s, farming had not changed much since the Battle of Hastings. Can you think of any problems with this way of farming?. Until 1750s, farming had not changed much since the Battle of Hastings. People have to walk over your strips to reach theirs.

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Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia. Title: Geography. Do Now. This week in history, Los Angeles was founded by Spanish Settlers in 1781. Much has changed since that day..

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Industrial Revolution & Responses (1750-1900)

Intro Early Industry Women Guilds Population Explosion Why? Factory System British First Positives & Negatives Responses. Key Terms Cottage Industry Agricultural Revolution Columbian Exchange Jethro Tull Charles Townsend British Advantages Chartists William Lovett Socialism

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Unit Four: H ow the Food System Feeds Us

Unit Four: H ow the Food System Feeds Us. HFA 4U/C . Complete the guided study package questions and all activities as you complete this powerpoint . . Guided Study.

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The Black Death

The Black Death. Aka the bubonic plague. Bubonic Plague. Came from China . 1 st outbreak was during the reign of the Byzantium Emperor Justinian around 570 AD. 10,000 people died a day in Constantinople.

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Soil Conservation

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Unit 3 - Mesopotamia

Unit 3 - Mesopotamia. Geography: How does Geography effect settlement of people?. Warm-Up. 1. make a new cover page and table of contents page Unit 3 - Mesopotamia 2. glue in notes 3. copy questions onto next clean page

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Geography of the Fertile Crescent

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THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. 18 TH CENTURY FARMING. 15 TH CENTURY FARMING. What Changed????. What are the positives and negatives to this system?. PRIOR TO THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. OPEN FIELD SYSTEM Cooperative plowing Conserved the quality of land

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Metacomet

Metacomet .

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Early Settlers to New Zealand

Early Settlers to New Zealand. SETTLERS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE. Settlers came from all parts of the world, France, Australia, USA, England. Settlers came for a variety of reasons and brought with them goods and culture totally new to Maori people.

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The Great Leap Forward

The Great Leap Forward. Lisa Steffen Frederique Kramer. What was it?. 1958 Chinas attempt to break with the Russian Model of communism To catch up with more advanced nation Great Leap forward into modernization. What did it include?. Militant 5-year plan Promoted technology

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Postcards Home Project

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