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industrialization spread over time slowly in three phases

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The United States was part of the first phase of industrialization.

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England has steam engine that ran the machine in the factories and the systems of transportation.
The first industry that industrialize was the textile industry and they used the spinning jenny to spin thread

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Industrialization harmed the environmental through air pollution.

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people are working in factories that were built near natural resources then became urban centers. people are living in urban areas that are crowded and unsanitary

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People are working in the factories that are unsafe. The workers were required to work long hours for low pay.

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England had capital to invest in factories. England had capital and resources from their colonies such as cotton from india

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Remake this Padlet.  Create a timeline for the origins of industrialization and its diffusion.  Be creative with your timeline.  Include illustrations, maps, charts, etc.  Be sure to include:

1.  Geographic Details: What was happening in England to allow them to industrialize.  What resources were available? What was happening with the economy?  What innovations were created?
2. Changes:  Explain the initial changes that took place because of industrialization. What kind of problems with the environment developed? What were working and living conditions like? Where did people live? Where did people work?
3.  Diffusion Describe how industrialization spread.  On  your Padlet create a post for each each phase of diffusion describing where and when industrialization spread.

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People live in urban areas, in crowded conditions

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England had natural resources such as coal and iron. England also had systems of transportation that could be used to transport goods to market

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