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The Industrial Revolution and The State of Workers
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The Industrial Revolution and The State of Workers
by Mr. Staley
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What was the Industrial Revolution ?
A time when the making of goods moved from small shops and homes to large factories.
People moved from the country to big cities
Introduced new technologies, new ways of transportation, and a new way of life
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Multiple Choice
During the Industrial Revolution the making of goods moved from
factories to small shops
factories to homes
small shops to factories
big cities to small cities
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Multiple Choice
The Industrial Revolution took place in
big cities
small towns
the country
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Transportation during The I.R.
Went from riding horses, walking, and taking boats
To railroads, steamboats, and automobiles
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Open Ended
List at least two new forms of transportation that was introduced during the Industrial Revolution
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City Life
Cities grew and became overcrowded
Poor workers lived in crowded and unsafe cities
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Multiple Choice
During the Industrial Revolution cities
grew larger and became less polluted
became smaller and safer
grew larger and more polluted
became smaller and unsafe
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Working Conditions
People worked 12-16 hour days
Dangerous conditions
Few safety or health protections
Child labor was common
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Why? Child Labor
Managers felt they were easier to control
Also they could pay them less
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Multiple Choice
Why did managers hire children to work?
their parents agreed to it.
They enjoyed doing the work
you could not pay them at all and they were easier to control
you could pay them less and they were easier to control
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New Laws
Workers Compensation - A form of insurance payment to employees if they are injured at work or become sick due to their job.
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Labor Unions
Groups of workers who join together to achieve better pay, safer working conditions, shorter work days, and other benefits.
Labour Unions are like lawyers for workers.
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Poll
Labor Unions Fight for workers rights. However they need money to survive. They normally take about 15-45 dollars from your pay check. They do this so they can function and fight for you on the job. Based on this information would you sign up to join a union?
yes
no
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