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Industrial Revolution. Continued. The First Railroad Liverpool Manchester. Urbanization. Causes? Benefits? Negatives?. Tenements. Children in the I.R. Factories/Mines in the I.R. Daily life- Religion Women Rights of workers Postives Negatives/Limitations Why?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Industrial RevolutionIndustrial Revolution

ContinuedContinued

The First Railroad

Liverpool <-> Manchester

The First Railroad

Liverpool <-> Manchester

UrbanizationUrbanization

Causes?

Benefits?

Negatives?

Causes?

Benefits?

Negatives?

TenementsTenements

Children in the I.R.Children in the I.R.

Factories/Mines in the I.R.Factories/Mines in the I.R.- Daily life- Religion- Women- Rights of workers- Postives- Negatives/Limitations- Why?

- Daily life- Religion- Women- Rights of workers- Postives- Negatives/Limitations- Why?

Labor UnionsCollective BargainingLabor UnionsCollective Bargaining

Effects of Industrial Revolution?Effects of Industrial Revolution?- Positives?- Negatives?

- Positives?- Negatives?

What is happening?What is happening?

-Explain life in the Industrial Revolution

- Natural Laws & Laissez Faire

-Explain life in the Industrial Revolution

- Natural Laws & Laissez Faire

Thomas MalthusThomas Malthus

Population vs Food Supply

David Ricardo- “Iron Law of Wages”

Other Explanations Other Explanations

Jeremy BenthamJeremy Bentham

UtilitarianismUtilitarianism

John Stewart Mill

SocialismSocialism

Means of ProductionMeans of Production

UtopiaUtopia

Robert OwenRobert Owen

Karl MarxKarl MarxBeliefs & ProletariatBeliefs & Proletariat

“Capital is dead labor, which, vampire-like, lives only by

sucking living labor, and lives the more, the more labor it

sucks.” (Karl Marx)

CommunismCommunism- Elite Control

- Social Democracy

- Benefits of Communism?

- Drawback of Communism?

- Elite Control

- Social Democracy

- Benefits of Communism?

- Drawback of Communism?

The Industrial Revolution SpreadsThe Industrial

Revolution Spreads- The Emergence of the U.S. & Germany

- Why? What Changes occurred?

- The Emergence of the U.S. & Germany

- Why? What Changes occurred?

Henry BessemerHenry Bessemer

- Steel to Iron- Steel to Iron

Alfred NobelAlfred Nobel

Nobel PrizesNobel Prizes

Michael FaradayMichael Faraday

- Dynamo- Dynamo

Thomas EdisonThomas Edison

Wizard of Menlo ParkWizard of Menlo Park

Interchangeable Parts &

The Assembly Line

Interchangeable Parts &

The Assembly Line

New AdvancementsNew Advancements

- Internal Combustion Engine- Steamships vs. Sailing Ships- Railroads as a means of connections

- U.S. leader in Auto Industry

- Internal Combustion Engine- Steamships vs. Sailing Ships- Railroads as a means of connections

- U.S. leader in Auto Industry

Orville & Wilbur WrightOrville & Wilbur Wright

Guglielmo MarconiGuglielmo Marconi

New Technology= New $New Technology= New $

- Stock, Coroporations- “Big business”

- Stock, Coroporations- “Big business”

New ScienceNew Science

- Germ Theory- Louis Pasteur- Robert Koch- Bacteria that causes Tuberculosis

- Hygiene

- Germ Theory- Louis Pasteur- Robert Koch- Bacteria that causes Tuberculosis

- Hygiene

New Sanitary MeasuresNew Sanitary Measures

- Florence Nightingale- Joseph Lister- Infection & Antiseptics

- Florence Nightingale- Joseph Lister- Infection & Antiseptics