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Societal Changes Population Shifts Evolution of Labor The spread of Industrialization Specific Changes of the Industrial Revolution
Our Objective Before you leave here today, you will be able to describe The Growth of the population Rural to urban migration The growth of cities that came with industrialization
1800’s  There are more people than ever! Why? Exactly! Improvement to agriculture Eliminated periodic famines From 1700-1850 England's population nearly tripled Population Boom
Before industrialization where did most of the people live? Small farms and rural areas By the mid 1800’s  Half of the people lived in cities By 1900 Most of the population of Europe had moved from farm towns to large cities Rural to Urban Migration
Enclosure Movement Factories developed  People needed to be in one place close to the factory Factories popped up and cities developed around the factory Why did the people move to the cities?
Any Guesses? Lots of people living close together Houses and apartments are cheaply built Plumbing Sanitation Industrial pollution Air and water Terrible sanitation Streets full of waste  Contaminated the water So What are the cities like?
Diseases spread  Typhus Cholera Influenza What are the implications of so many people living so close together?
•Chills •Cough •Delirium •High fever (104 degrees Fahrenheit) •Joint pain (arthralgia) •Lights that appear very bright; light may hurt the eyes •Low blood pressure •Rash that begins on the chest and spreads to the rest of the body (except the palms of the hands and soles of the feet) •Severe headache •Severe muscle pain (myalgia) •Stupor The early rash is a light rose color and fades when you press on it. Later, the rash becomes dull and red and does not fade. People with severe typhus may also develop small areas of bleeding into the skin (petechiae). Typhus
Cholera
Influenza
The Evolution of Work and Labor
SWBAT see how work changed for laborers because of industrialization Objective #1
Is it okay for a company to do anything in order to make profits? Think Pair Share
The slave trade helped industry  But industry soon made more money than the slave trade 1800’s England abolished the slave trade The US & much of Europe followed Moral Issues? Demise of the Slave Trade
Immigrant labor  Especially in the US From Europe and Asia 1700’s More than 2,000 a day Immigration
Very divided social classes emerged! Wealthy business owners & factory owners make up the upper class Professionals, teachers, lawyers, shop keepers make up the middle class Factory workers, and laborers make up the lower/working class Division of Labor
So what is a Labor Union? What kinds of problems do factory workers face? Workers start forming unions to fight for workers rights Unions use UNITY to get what they want Labor Union Movement
What was abolished during the Industrial Revolution? Who made up the majority of the Laborers in the factories? Who made up the Upper, Middle, & Lower Classes? What emerged to fight for workers rights? Check for Understanding
SWBAT understand the connections among natural resources, entrepreneurship, labor, and capital in an industrial economy Mini Objective #2
SWBAT understand how capitalism came about and the other economic systems that emerged because of it Mini Objective #3
Economic system based on freedom Businesses own Factory Machines Buy the natural resources Have complete control Make all of the money! What is the main goal of a business in capitalism? Social Darwinism What is Capitalism?
How did Scrooge live? How did the laborers live? Who worked harder? Do you think that the living conditions for both were fair? In a Christmas Carol
So “they” developed  Utopianism Socialism Communism In response to capitalism Well, neither did a lot of people
SWBAT describe the emergence of Romanticism in art and literature, social criticism, and the move away from classicism in Europe  Mini Objective #4
Romanticism Celebrates! TPS-Try saying something that you like about living in the US. Social Criticism complains about society! TPS-Try saying something that you don’t like about living in the US. HUH?What are you talking about ?
Ordinary People Beauty of Nature Artists  Celebrated!
Problems of Society Suffering of the poor Pollution  Artist Criticized

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Specific changes of the industrial revolution

  • 1. Societal Changes Population Shifts Evolution of Labor The spread of Industrialization Specific Changes of the Industrial Revolution
  • 2. Our Objective Before you leave here today, you will be able to describe The Growth of the population Rural to urban migration The growth of cities that came with industrialization
  • 3. 1800’s There are more people than ever! Why? Exactly! Improvement to agriculture Eliminated periodic famines From 1700-1850 England's population nearly tripled Population Boom
  • 4. Before industrialization where did most of the people live? Small farms and rural areas By the mid 1800’s Half of the people lived in cities By 1900 Most of the population of Europe had moved from farm towns to large cities Rural to Urban Migration
  • 5. Enclosure Movement Factories developed People needed to be in one place close to the factory Factories popped up and cities developed around the factory Why did the people move to the cities?
  • 6. Any Guesses? Lots of people living close together Houses and apartments are cheaply built Plumbing Sanitation Industrial pollution Air and water Terrible sanitation Streets full of waste Contaminated the water So What are the cities like?
  • 7.
  • 8. Diseases spread Typhus Cholera Influenza What are the implications of so many people living so close together?
  • 9. •Chills •Cough •Delirium •High fever (104 degrees Fahrenheit) •Joint pain (arthralgia) •Lights that appear very bright; light may hurt the eyes •Low blood pressure •Rash that begins on the chest and spreads to the rest of the body (except the palms of the hands and soles of the feet) •Severe headache •Severe muscle pain (myalgia) •Stupor The early rash is a light rose color and fades when you press on it. Later, the rash becomes dull and red and does not fade. People with severe typhus may also develop small areas of bleeding into the skin (petechiae). Typhus
  • 12. The Evolution of Work and Labor
  • 13. SWBAT see how work changed for laborers because of industrialization Objective #1
  • 14. Is it okay for a company to do anything in order to make profits? Think Pair Share
  • 15.
  • 16. The slave trade helped industry But industry soon made more money than the slave trade 1800’s England abolished the slave trade The US & much of Europe followed Moral Issues? Demise of the Slave Trade
  • 17. Immigrant labor Especially in the US From Europe and Asia 1700’s More than 2,000 a day Immigration
  • 18. Very divided social classes emerged! Wealthy business owners & factory owners make up the upper class Professionals, teachers, lawyers, shop keepers make up the middle class Factory workers, and laborers make up the lower/working class Division of Labor
  • 19. So what is a Labor Union? What kinds of problems do factory workers face? Workers start forming unions to fight for workers rights Unions use UNITY to get what they want Labor Union Movement
  • 20. What was abolished during the Industrial Revolution? Who made up the majority of the Laborers in the factories? Who made up the Upper, Middle, & Lower Classes? What emerged to fight for workers rights? Check for Understanding
  • 21. SWBAT understand the connections among natural resources, entrepreneurship, labor, and capital in an industrial economy Mini Objective #2
  • 22.
  • 23. SWBAT understand how capitalism came about and the other economic systems that emerged because of it Mini Objective #3
  • 24. Economic system based on freedom Businesses own Factory Machines Buy the natural resources Have complete control Make all of the money! What is the main goal of a business in capitalism? Social Darwinism What is Capitalism?
  • 25. How did Scrooge live? How did the laborers live? Who worked harder? Do you think that the living conditions for both were fair? In a Christmas Carol
  • 26. So “they” developed Utopianism Socialism Communism In response to capitalism Well, neither did a lot of people
  • 27.
  • 28.
  • 29. SWBAT describe the emergence of Romanticism in art and literature, social criticism, and the move away from classicism in Europe Mini Objective #4
  • 30. Romanticism Celebrates! TPS-Try saying something that you like about living in the US. Social Criticism complains about society! TPS-Try saying something that you don’t like about living in the US. HUH?What are you talking about ?
  • 31.
  • 32.
  • 33. Ordinary People Beauty of Nature Artists Celebrated!
  • 34. Problems of Society Suffering of the poor Pollution Artist Criticized