Sunday, February 16, 2014

Introduction: Chapter 21

Chapter 21 is about the era of industrialization that occurred in Europe from 1750 to 1850. The industrial revolution led to profound change in European society. The industrial revolution began in Britain, and solidified Britain's status as a dominant world power. During this period industrial workers emerged as a political force, organizing and advocating for political change, and new attitudes emerged on child labor.


Chapter Objective: 

Understand the causes and effects of the industrial revolution.

Essential Question: Why did the industrial revolution begin in Britain?

The industrial revolution was able to begin in Britain because of the nation's wealth of natural resources, many harbors, abundance of cheap labor, and its colonial system. 

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