The Industrialization of

America
“Causes, Results, and
Consequences”
 On PAGE #11 write
“The Industrial Revolution”
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On PAGE #15 tape

“The Industrialization of America” train graphic organizer
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THEN….

Answer these 2 “Thinker” questions on PAGE #12 of your Notebook:

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1. Other than an electronic device (ie: smart phone, smart watch, tablet,
computer, tv, ect) what “innovation, invention, or discovery” could you
not live without today?

2. What would your life be like without this?

Write the following information on the back side of your graphic organizer
 Lesson 1- “Feeling Good in the Gilded Age”
Gilded Age Industrial Revolution
When: 1870s - 1900s When: 1870s - 1914

Definition: Definition:
rapid population growth fast changing technology,
AND AND
wealth Growth of BIG business
BUT AND
Lots of corruption urbanization.
AND
Lots of poverty

(These definitions belong on the back of the “Industrialization in

America” train graphic organizer)
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*Assembly Line
*Scientific Management
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Easier chores = more free time

Lifestyle changes
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Development of new extraction and processing procedures

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* JP Morgan Bank
* John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Co.
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Review the information we have covered today by transferring it to the
chart on the back of your graphic organizer