- Warm Up Questions
- When you are typing, do you put one or two spaces after the end of a sentence?
- When writing, do you use the Oxford comma (in a list of at least three things, you put a comma before the “and”—example: “this, that, and the other thing.”)?
- Finish Project X, Activity 2: Making a Prediction #1
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- Industrialization and Migration
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- Warm Up Questions
- How did the Industrial Revolution affect workers?
- If climate change leads to sea levels rising, what are potential consequences?
- Unit 4 Overview Video
- Project X, Activity 2: Making a Prediction #1
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- Warm Up Questions
- How did the Industrial Revolution contribute to climate change?
- Review Unit 3 DBQ Preparation: Part 2
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- Unit 3 DBQ Preparation: Part 3
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- Bring All DBQ Materials for Tomorrow's Test (Homework)
- Warm Up Questions
- Despite one industrializing and the other de-industrializing, what did Egypt and India have in common?
- Who did Japan model their army on? Their navy?
- Review Unit 3 DBQ Preparation: Part 1
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- Unit 3 DBQ Preparation: Part 2
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- Warm Up Questions
For what we have studied in Unit 3, answer which country industrialized...?
- First
- Quickly
- Slowly
- De-industrialized
- Finish Unit 3 DBQ Preparation: Part 1
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- Warm Up Questions
- Instead of growing crops for food, what did the British force Indians to grow?
- What happened to the Indian population as a result of this?
- Finish De-Industrialization in India
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- Review Unit 3 Essential Questions
- Frames in Unit 3 Video
- Unit 3 DBQ Preparation: Part 1
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- Warm Up Questions
- Why did the shogun give in to Matthew Perry’s demands?
- Why did Emperor Meiji decide Japan had to quickly modernize?
- Clip from A Day in the Life of Tokyo 1968 Video
- De-Industrialization in India
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- Warm Up Questions
- Who wanted Egypt to industrialize and led it to independence?
- What agricultural product did he want to industrialize?
- Why did Egypt lose its independence by 1882?
- Finish Discussing the Meiji Restoration
Take Notes
- Clip from Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire--Return of the Barbarians Video
- Iwasaki YatarÅ Graphic Biography
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- Warm Up Questions
- Identify two potential problems which might come from industrialization?
- Finish Project X, Activity 1: Data Exploration #1 (Greenhouse Gas Emissions)
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- Industrialization in Egypt
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- Warm Up Questions
- Why did France start the Industrial Revolution late?
- What industry did Germany become a world leader in?
- Continue Project X, Activity 1: Data Exploration #1 (Greenhouse Gas Emissions)
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- Warm Up Questions
- What are two local reasons for the Industrial Revolution starting in Britain?
- What is one global reason?
- Why Everything Is On Sale?: The Bullwhip Effect Video
- Project X, Activity 1: Data Exploration #1 (Greenhouse Gas Emissions)
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- Warm Up Questions
- What are three inventions you wouldn’t want to live without? Why?
- Discuss British Beginnings
Take Notes
- Introduction to the Industrial Revolution Worksheet
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- Unit 3 Essential Questions (Homework--Due the day of the unit test)
- Warm Up Questions
- Using the image, what do you think the Industrial Revolution was?
- What Was the Industrial Revolution?
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- New Seating Chart
- Project X, Activity 0: Introduction and How to Read Charts
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