Industrial Revolution Interactive PowerPoint Notes (Google Slides Compatible)
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Interactive PowerPoint Notes are a great way to engage your students in content related to your curriculum. This resource is aligned with the Industrial Revolution unit in The Teacher's Prep store but can be used independently, as well. It's a great option for classrooms utilizing technology or off-campus remote e-learning.
When using this interactive PowerPoint, students can click on elements of the slides to reveal important information about a variety of topics related to the United States Industrial Revolution. (See a comprehensive list of topics included below!)
There's also a version compatible with Google Slides included! It's not interactive, due to the way Google Slides is designed, but has all the information that your students need to complete the interactive notebooks.
>>U.S. Industrial Revolution Interactive Notebook
>>U.S. Industrial Revolution Digital Interactive Notebook for Google Drive
The Industrial Revolution Interactive PowerPoint is intended as a resource for late-elementary and middle school ages. It is not editable.
The file was created using PowerPoint 2013. The animations may not play properly on older versions.
Topics Included:
1. Vocabulary
2. Geography and Economy of the North (information about the physical geography, agriculture and industry of the North)
3. Geography and Economy of the South (notes on the physical geography, agriculture and industry of the South)
4. Agricultural Advancements (cotton gin, McCormick Reaper, steel-tipped plow and the thresher)
5. Industrial Advancements (space to record information about the power loom, sewing machine, spinning jenny and the steam engine)
6. The Factory System (notes on the types of factories, conditions in factories and trade unions)
7. Changes in Communication (information about the telegraph, camera and telephone)
8. Transportation (notes about roads, canals, ships and railroads)
9. People of the North (factory workers, African Americans and women)
10. People of the South (plantation owners, yeomen, tenant farmers and enslaved African Americans)
11. Immigrants during the Industrial Revolution (information that explains the answer to four questions: Who were the immigrants? Why did they immigrate? How did U.S. citizens react? and What was their impact?)
Please remember to check out the preview to take a peek at the notes!
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