Compare and Contrast: Industrialization

Compare the two pictures.

What do they both show about the industrial Revolution?

• Both show coal mining.

• Both show machines in a factory

• Both show child labor

• Both show people getting paid

Contrast the two pictures.

What is different about the two pictures?

• One shows kids working on a machine.

• Both show machines in a factory.

• Both show child labor

• One shows adults and the other shows kids working.

Compare the two pictures.

What do they both show about the Industrial Revolution?

• Both show child labor.

• Both show people working in a factory.

• Both show people making clothing.

• Both show people working at home.

Contrast the two pictures.

What is different about the two pictures?

• One shows cloth production in a factory.

• Both show people working in a factory.

• One shows people getting into an accident.

• One shows people making clothing.

Compare the two pictures

What do they both show about the Industrial Revolution?

• Both show coal mining.

• One shows child labor.

• One shows people in a cloth factory.

• Both shows people standing to work in poor conditions.

Contrast the two pictures

How are the pictures different?

• Both show coal mining.

• One shows people working.

• One shows people in a cloth factory.

• Both shows people standing to work in poor conditions.

Compare the wages

Who gets paid the most money of all the Davis children?

• Ruth

• John

• Ebenezer

• Jemima

Compare the hours

Who works the most amount of time in the factory of all the Davis children?

• Ruth

• John

• Ebenezer

• Jemima

Compare the wages

Why does John get paid more than Ebenezer?

• He's only 14 and Ebenezer is 11.

• John is a better workers

• John works more hours

• John is an adult

Contrast the wages.

How did Williams wages compare to his daughter Jemima's wages?

• William made $2.25 more than Jemima every week.

• William made $30.00 more than Jemima every week.

• William made $2.00 less than Jemima every week.

• William made $30.00 less than Jemima every week.