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Grade 8 · The Industrial Revolution: Causes and Effects
Grade 8 world history worksheet: an original overview of the Industrial Revolution from about 1760, sequence the spinning jenny, water frame, Watt’s steam engine, the first inter-city railway and the Factory Act of 1833, calculate how the 1833 Act changed a child’s working week, and compare the perspectives of mill owners, child workers, Bengal weavers and enslaved cotton pickers.
About this worksheet
- Learning goal
- I can explain the causes and effects of the Industrial Revolution.
- Level
- Level 5 of 5 (Challenge)
- Learning path
- History, step 5 of 6
- Teaching style
- Guided practice. Clear steps: an example, then practice that builds to independence.
- Ages and thinking
- Ages 13–14 · Apply and explain · British spelling
- Includes
- Worksheet, clear instructions and an answer key for grown-ups
- US standards
- C3 D2.His.1.6-8, D2.His.4.6-8, D2.His.14.6-8
- National Curriculum in England
- Key Stage 3 · History: ideas, political power, industry and empire (1745–1901)
- Australian Curriculum v9
- Year 9 · HASS History: the making of the modern world
- Pages
- 2
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- Grades
- 8th Grade
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