Documenting the Industrial Revolution

Documenting History

The Industrial Revolution swept across the world in the late 18th century, changing not only the way we produce goods, but the entire socioeconomic and cultural landscape. The mechanization of manufacturing and all the changes that came with it did not just happen--it was the work of many inventors, entrepreneurs, and everyday people. This book is full of primary sources like newspaper articles and personal accounts that will take readers into the era. Students will see that the Industrial Revolution was an exciting time of change, both positive and negative, for the Western world.

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Series Review: Documenting History
"With a glossary, timeline, index, and a short list of books for further reading, this series will be very useful for middle school students trying to grasp the basics of the historical event. Valuable for middle school libraries, the series is also useful for high schools where research on these topics is assigned."
--Library Media Connection
Library Bound Book List: $34.47 / S&L: $25.85

Reading Level: 7

Interest Level: 5-8

Product type : Library Bound Book
ISBN : 978-1-4358-9670-3
Author : Peter Hicks
Copyright : 2010
Language : English
Category : Social Studies, American History
Pages : 48
Trim : 7" x 9 1/2"
Dewey : 330.941
Subject : Social Studies, American History
Binding : Library
BISAC : JNF051130
Further Reading • Primary Sources • Web Sites • Timelines • For Further Information Section • Primary Source Transcriptions • List of Organizations • Glossary • Index

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