The Causes of The Industrial Revolution

The Causes of
(or factors supporting )
The Industrial Revolution
This resource supports
the Causes
PowerPoint
The Causes of the Industrial Revolution
Starter : use the images to help guess the factors that helped cause the Industrial Revolution
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Rank Importance
Causes of the Industrial Revolution
Sum up : six causes / factors the helped the Industrial Revolution Explore : their relative important Skill: knowledge and understanding.
1 : Machines
2 : Manpower
1712
Thomas
Newcomen
Word
1773
John Kay
1783
James
Watt
1850
Henry
Bessemer
4 : Markets
List territories in the British Empire c 1750
Best fit
3 : Mindset
Option
Manpower
Farming
Labour
Lived
Mortality
Workers
Agriculture
Make
Demand
Work
Survived
Death
Manufacture
Need for
5 : Materials
List activities that miners took part in when not down the
coal mine—( from video link )
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Factors that helped generate a positive, ‘can do’
mindset.
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6 : Money
By 1750, the British banking system was probably the
most ____________ in the world. London was a center
for trade and finance. With a growth in the _______
and merchant classes, plus a healthy banking system,
money was available for men with ‘big ________’ to
loan and invest money into new technology and
engineering projects. Groups such as the _________
also invested further money that helped industrial
growth.
Rank Importance
Causes of the Industrial Revolution
Sum up : six causes / factors the helped the Industrial Revolution Explore : their relative important Skill: knowledge and understanding.
1 : Machines
Take notes from the PPT slide and video link ...
4 : Markets
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2 : Manpower
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5 : Materials
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3 : Mindset
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6 : Money
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Connecting The Causes Of The Industrial Revolution
Task : make connections or links between the factors that contributed towards the Industrial Revolution.
Ranking The Causes Of The Industrial Revolution
Task : assign ‘60 credits of causation of the Industrial Revolution
Money
Mindset
Machines
Manpower
Ranked Cause
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Linking The Causes Of The Industrial Revolution
Task : make connections or links between the factors that contributed towards the Industrial Revolution
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The Cartoon About Father Thames
Discover : how to identify main features of a cartoon Explore : how to interpret these features Skill: cartoon analysis and evaluation.
Message of the cartoon
(write this AFTER completing DEC process)
Describe the main features of the cartoon.
Explain what each of these features means / represents
Context: what historical event is this cartoon about?
Reliable or Not?
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Activity # 18 / 101 - Follow Me
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How it works : Complete after ranking activity?
1: Select 6 students - assign each, one of the causes
of the Industrial Revolution. Allow them time to prepare an argument demonstrating why their cause was
most important.
2 : Present a concise opening argument to the class.
3 : Students then join / follow their cause of choice.
4: Continue the debate allowing all students to
contribute once they follow a cause.
5 : Students can switch at any time.
6. Wrap up and rank the outcome.
Suggestions
Teacher to join / help the
person with least followers
Skills
Persuasion
Debate
Listening
Adapt to
Any causes activity
Why the League of Nations failed
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Machines
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Manpower
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Mindset
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markets
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Money
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