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Happy Monday!

Today’s Agenda:

 Review from last Thursday:


Checkpoint 1
 Agriculture Revolution
Industrial Revolution
 Four Points of Production

 Checkpoint 2!
Checkpoint 1- Review!
 What was the main reason people moved to the
cities during the Agriculture Revolution?
 To find work due to the Enclosure Movement
 What was the Enclosure Movement?
 Large farm owners closing off sections of land with
hedges and fencing
 What major effect did the Agriculture Revolution
have on culture?
 Drastically raised population and urbanization
In this PowerPoint, you will learn:
 What the 4 factors of production are
 That England industrialized first because it had all 4
factors of production.
Four Factors of Production
 In order to produce something, you need:
 Money (capital)
 People (labor)

 Idea (entrepreneur)

 Resources (natural resources)

 England industrialized (made factories first)


because it had these same four things. These are
called FACTORS OF PRODUCTION.
Vocabulary – 4 Factors of Production

 Capital = Money or machines needed to


start a business or make stuff.
Vocabulary – 4 Factors of Production

 Labor = workers. People who make


goods.
Vocabulary – 4 Factors of Production

 Natural resources = materials from the


Earth that can be used to make goods,
such as cotton, oil, and coal. .
Vocabulary – 4 Factors of Production

 Entrepreneur = a person who is willing to


take a risk and start a business.
Getting to Checkpoint 2!

 Main Focus: How did the Industrial


Revolution impact the lives of workers??

 Making Current Connections!


TPS Report!

 How can the conditions


where you work impact
your life?
Video!
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISj8BECf40Q
Write Up/Discussion!

 What stood out to you in this video?

 How do working conditions impact


workers lives?

 How do working conditions connect to the


cost of the products we buy?
Understanding Our Documents
 Reading our Document Sets

 Letters of Workers: Synthesizing Multiple


Sources
 Graphic Organizer

 Document Set Graphic Organizer

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