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Industrial revolution date
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1750 - 1900
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Industrial revolution
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The industrial revolution shifted from a farming society to an industrialised manufacturing-based society. It caused a huge increase in food production, massive population increase massive increase in manufacturing. It was the beginning of the modern world.
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Did it make people lives better?
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steam power completely change the way everything was run. huge developments in transportation, changed the way good and people moved around the world. Things could be produced with huge quantities with little cost. Global trade was another huge devolopment
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Did it make people lives better? (part 2)
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telegraph was invented which had a huge impact on communication. Food production increased off the charts and began the process of urbanisation. Huge development in the use of coal and steel. Banking system which revolutionised the way finance works.
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Did it make people lives better? HOWEVER
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exploitation of factory workers: long working hours, unsafe and unhealthy conditions, very poor pay. Child Labour: Children receiving little to no education, working in very unsafe environments. Overcrowded housing. Poor sanitation and disease.
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Did it make people lives better? HOWEVER
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The exploitation of children and factory workers was extremely bad, but it did form good things that are still around in the present time. This emerged unions: great democratic representation of the lower classes. Worker protections: people who payed for the rights of some of the poor people who are being looked down on and treated badly.
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Essay tips - How your present your topic through the essay.
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weigh up the different sides of the topic, provide evidence towards your opinions . you need the positives and the negatives of the topic.
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1. Brainstorming ideas
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Go back through your work + textbook. Write down all the info and ideas on paper.
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2. Research
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(Primary and secondary sources), online and textbook
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3. Plan each paragraph
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topic sentences, evidence from sources.
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TEEL STRUCTURE - T
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Topic sentence: a single sentence which outlines the idea which this paragraph will be exploring. Sums up what you will be arguing
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TEEL STRUCTURE - E (1st)
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Expand/Analyse: Explain in more detail towards what you will be arguing. provide contextual information. Remember to always analyse your evidence - explain its significance.
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TEEL STRUCTURE - E (2nd)
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Evidence: Primary source evidence which supports your claim. quotes, statistics or extracts from documents from this time period. Secondary sources can be used, but sparingly.
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TEEL STRUCTURE - L
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Link: Return to your topic sentence: have you proven what you set out to argue. A summing-up paragraph which links your evidence back to the topic.
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