WORLD HISTORY CHAPTER 23 LESSON 1
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Richard Orton
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WORLD HISTORY CHAPTER 23 LESSON 1
The Industrial Revolution
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ESSENTIAL QUESTION
• How can innovation affect ways of life?
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Analyzing PRIMARY SOURCE
Children in Factories
On the conditions of child factory workers:
“Provided a child should be drowsy, the overlooker walks round the room . . . and he touches the child on the shoulder, and says, ‘Come here.’ In the corner of the room there is an iron cistern; it is filled with water . . . he takes this boy, and holding him up by the legs, dips him over head in the cistern, and sends him to work for the remainder of the day. . . . ”
—from a British Parliament report, quoted in The History of the Factory Movement, Vol I, 1857
DBQ MAKING INFERENCES Why might the British Parliament have examined the conditions of child factory workers?
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The Industrial Revolution
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