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  • Industrial Revolution

     The year is 1863 and railroad construction is booming.  In six years, the US will be linked by rail from coast to coast.  Scientific discoveries and manufacturing innovations will change the nature of work, the America labor movement and business during this time period.

    Chapter 6 - A New Industrial Age, Americans Book, Pgs. 228 - 251

    Assignments:

    Chapter 6 Readers' Guides

    Historic Inventions Project

    Perspectives on the Railroad

    Labor Union and Strike Chart

    Chapter 6 Review Activites

    Industrial Revolution Retest Assignment

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