
Unit 8 intro
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JAVIER LEAL
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We will- Identify the years of innovation in the 1800's.
I will- take notes and answer comprehension questions. I will show comprehension by completing a matching exercise.
Essential Question:
What changes did the U.S encounter from 1800 to 1850?
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Characteristics
Industialization
Immigation
Reform
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What is industrialization?
Definition: process of economic development to factory production
Industrial growth: economy based on factories/manufacturing
Moving from Agriculture to Manufacturing/Factories
Where: Northern U.S
What: Goods massed produced
Railroads
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Multiple Select
How do we identify this unit of innovation? CHOOSE 3
Immigration
Industrialization
Reform
Agriculture
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of industrialization?
The process of buying only agriculture
The act of making something on a large scale using animals and rakes
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Multiple Choice
What years does innovation take place?
1800-1850
1776-1782
1803-1819
Innovation did not happen
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Urbanization
Definition: migrating to large, populated cities
Less farms=less farm jobs
Cities have factories
Factories=jobs
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Reform
Definition: to change for the better
Second Awakening: Reform motivated by religious groups
What was being reformed?
Abolish slavery (abolition)
Better rights for women (Woman's Suffrage)
Education
Care for the elderly and mentally ill
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following can be associated with reform?
Second Great Awakening
Immigration
Movement to rural areas
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Multiple Choice
What does reform mean?
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Multiple Choice
What is urbanization?
Population concentration in urban areas/big cities
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Multiple Choice
Why were people moving from rural places to big cities in the 1800's?
Jobs
Entertainment
Better weather
trains
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Categorize
Agriculture to factories
Mostly in the Northern U.S
Urbanization
Rural to big cities
Mass production of goods
Growth of railroads
Technological advancements
Seeking better economic opportunities
Women's suffrage movement
Prison reform
Education reform
Organize these options into the correctcategories
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