'Factory work' presentation slideshows

ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

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THE INDUSTREAL REVOLUTION

THE INDUSTREAL REVOLUTION . Collin Duggan & Will Summerall. What Was the Industrial Revolution? . It was a period of rapid growth with breakthroughs in water powered machines and high production.

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The Industrial Revolution

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Representations of the Italian South

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Work-Life & Home-Life

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THE PROGRESSIVE ERA

THE PROGRESSIVE ERA. America: Past and Present Chapter 22. The Changing Face of Industrialism. Industrial growth means more goods at lower prices Residue of social problems from 1890s New century begins on optimistic note. The Innovative Model T.

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Impacts of the Industrial Revolution

Impacts of the Industrial Revolution. Because of the population explosion and high demand for workers in factories people began to urbanize and move into cities in very LARGE quantities. Urbanization . New Social Classes Emerged. Aristocrats. Middle Class. Working Class.

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Industrialization and Workers

Industrialization and Workers . Effects of Industrialization Ch. 6.3. The Growing Work Force. Increase in immigrants: 14 million new immigrants to the U.S. between 1860 and 1900 From 1860-1910 the US population jumped from 31.4 million to 91.9 million.

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Immigration Review

Immigration Review. What do you call people who move to the U.S. from another country?. Immigrants. Problems or hard times that force people to leave their country are called. Push Factors. Things that attracted immigrants to the U.S. were called. Pull Factors. War. Discrimination.

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Chapter 23: Industrialization and nationalism

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The United Empire

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The Changing Nature of Work

The Changing Nature of Work. Automation of manufacturing helped create new jobs and dramatically changed the work environment in both factories and offices. Henry Ford.

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Chapter 24: Industry Comes of Age

Chapter 24: Industry Comes of Age. 1865-1900. The Iron Colt Becomes an Iron Horse Describe the growth of railroads after the Civil War. Why did the transcontinental railroad require government subsidies and what subsidies did they receive?

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Better Work Monitoring & Evaluation

Better Work Monitoring & Evaluation. Experimental Design International Finance Corporation Washington, DC 26 October 2011. Theoretical Framework: Compliance Systems as Human Resource Management Systems. Core Labor Standards Violations Child Labor, Forced Labor, Discrimination

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Village life and city life

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Women in the Workforce

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Chapter 19 Section 4

Chapter 19 Section 4. Americans on the Home Front. Liberty Bonds. Special bonds to support the war effort They could later be redeemed for the original value of the bond plus interest Raised more than $20 billion. Price Controls. A system of pricing determined by the government

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The employment of young p eople

www.surreycc.gov.uk. Making Surrey a better place. The employment of young p eople. www.surreycc.gov.uk. Making Surrey a better place. The employment of young people. Key aims: to know that pupils need a work permit to work whilst at school

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