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The Industrial Revolution
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The Industrial Revolution
chapter 4

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Citizens and steam engines 

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What do you know about the 8th 'tijdvak'?
(1800-1900)

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From manual work to machines


paragraph 4.1

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Industrialisation
Because of the import of cotton from colonies, people started thinking about ways how to produce cotton more efficiently. 
Effect: the invention of spinning machines to spin threads. 

These machines were too big to put at home. So, these machines were put in factories
--> Start of the Industrial Revolution. 

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Spinning wheel (1 thread)
Spinning engine
(multiple threads)

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The Steam Engine
Soon, inventors found a way for a machine working on steam. This lead to the first steam engine. 

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Slide 8 - Video

The Industrial Revolution
chapter 4

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Causes industrialisation
  • Growth of the population due to better agriculture
  • Increasing demand for cotton (and thus the need to build extra   factories)
  • Farmes lost their jobs and moved to the city to work in the factories =   urbanisation
  • European countries had access to raw materials from their colonies   (cotton, coal and iron)

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Assignment
You will get divided (by me!) into groups of 3. 
Each group gets assigned a topic (regarding the Industrial Revolution). You will give a short presentation (of 3-4 minutes) on this topic on the 28th of January.

However! You cannot say 'ehm' or any other filling words!
per word you'll get a -0,1 subtraction up to 1 total point.

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Grab a topic....
 1. New inventions and machines
 2. Urbanization
 3. Child labour
 4. Transportrevolution
 5. Role of women
 6. European oversea expansion and industry
 7. Health revolution
 8. Climate change

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Grab a topic....
Why did this contribute to the Industrial Revolution?
How did this change people's lives?
Do we still see benefits / cons today?
Who is responsible?

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Assignment
You will get a mark that counts twice. 
Tuesday, April 9 you will present. 
You will get some time during the lessons, but you also have to work on it in your own time. 

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Slide 18 - Video

The Industrial Revolution
chapter 4

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Causes industrialisation
  • Growth of the population due to better agriculture
      --> Increasing demand for cotton 
  • European countries had access to raw materials from their colonies   (cotton, coal and iron)

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Effects of industrialisation
  • New ways of transportation 
  • Fast growing cities because of increasing urbanisation 
       --> cheap, small and quickly-built houses 

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Early modern period → Modern period
The period 1800-now is called the Modern Era. 


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Think of the reason why a new era starts with industrialisation

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Romanticism (1790-1850)
During the industrialisation, people longed for 
the times where 
Mensen verlangden tijdens de industrialisatie
terug naar het idee om dingen te doen met gevoel,
in plaats van wetenschap, verstand en uitvindingen. 

Dit uitte zich in kunst, literatuur, muziek en filosofie.
= de Romantiek. 

Bron: Casper David Friedrich, 
Zwei Männer in der Betrachtung des Mondes, 1819 

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In which country did the Industrial Revolution start?
A
The Netherlands
B
Germany
C
Great-Britain
D
The United States

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Industrial Revolution:
_______________ society -->
________________ society.

Slide 28 - Open question

What changed in the daily life of people during industrialisation?
A
New products, like matches and canned food
B
Light on the streets and at home during night time
C
Less people working on the countryside
D
New ways of transportation, like the train, tram and car

Slide 29 - Quiz