Unit 8 intro

Unit 8 intro:Innovation and change

Lesson Objectives

We will- Identify the years of innovation in the 1800's.

I will- take notes and answer comprehension questions. I will show comprehension by completing a matching exercise.

Essential Question:
What changes did the U.S encounter from 1800 to 1850?

Unit 8 Innovation 1800-150

• Characteristics

  • Industialization

  • Immigation

  • Reform

Industrialization

What is industrialization?

• Definition: process of economic development to factory production

• Industrial growth: economy based on factories/manufacturing

  • Moving from Agriculture to Manufacturing/Factories

• Where: Northern U.S

• What: Goods massed produced

• Railroads

Multiple Select

How do we identify this unit of innovation? CHOOSE 3

• Immigration

• Industrialization

• Reform

• Agriculture

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of industrialization?

• The process of buying only agriculture

• The process by which an economy is transformed from primarily agricultural to one based on the manufacturing of goods.
• The act of making something on a large scale using animals and rakes

• The process of growing crops and raising livestock for food and other products

Multiple Choice

What years does innovation take place?

• 1800-1850

• 1776-1782

• 1803-1819

• Innovation did not happen

Immigration

Urbanization

• Definition: migrating to large, populated cities

• Less farms=less farm jobs

• Cities have factories

• Factories=jobs

Reform

• Definition: to change for the better

• Second Awakening: Reform motivated by religious groups

• What was being reformed?

  • Abolish slavery (abolition)

  • Better rights for women (Woman's Suffrage)

  • Education

  • Care for the elderly and mentally ill
    

Multiple Choice

Which of the following can be associated with reform?

• Second Great Awakening

• Immigration

• Movement to rural areas

Multiple Choice

What does reform mean?

• To make changes in order to improve something
• To ignore problems
• To make things worse
• To keep things the same

Multiple Choice

What is urbanization?

• Increase in agricultural activities
• Spreading out of population in rural areas
• Population concentration in urban areas/big cities

• Decline in the number of cities

Multiple Choice

Why were people moving from rural places to big cities in the 1800's?

• Jobs

• Entertainment

• Better weather

• trains

Categorize

Options (11)

Agriculture to factories

Mostly in the Northern U.S

Urbanization

Rural to big cities

Mass production of goods

Growth of railroads

Technological advancements

Seeking better economic opportunities

Women's suffrage movement

Prison reform

Education reform

Organize these options into the correctcategories

Industrialization

Immigration

Reform