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Factory Conditions

Factory Conditions

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Social Studies

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7th - 12th Grade

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Justin Sagerhorn

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12 Slides • 3 Questions

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Factory Conditions in New England

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Interchangeable Parts

  • One of the largest things that led to the rise of Assembly lines and specialization in factories was the creation of Interchangeable parts.

  • Interchangable Parts allowed workers to take advantage of specialization and made production even faster.

  • Can you give me an example of something with interchangeable parts today?

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Multiple Choice

What is division of labor?

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People do one part of a task and specialize in that single task 

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People are divided over what rights workers should have

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People make the products all by themselves.

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Multiple Choice

What were some of the horrible conditions of factories?

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Low Paying Jobs

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Poor ventilation for workers

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Child Labor

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All of these are correct

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Multiple Choice

What led to the rise of cities in the United States?

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Decrease in farming opportunities

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The rise of labor unions in the factories

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People moving closer to the factories and railroads

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Factory Conditions in New England

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