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the percent of People wHo can read and wright

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BaCk then women Did nOt have all the rights that men did and they could NoT  vOte  But Now they Have more equal riGhTs.
-ThE UnIcOrN pAnDa

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some compare the conditions of women in this time to a form of slavery. women were completely controlled by the men in their lives. first by heir fathers, brothers and male relatives and finally by their husbands put this with the idea that women should not be in a workplace and the fact they could not vote and you might agree.

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website that has lots about the industrial revolutio

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website that has lots about the industrial revolutio

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https://www.history.com/topics/industrial-revolution

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prior to the industrial revolution manufacturing was often done in peoples homes using basic machines or hand tools.

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the percentage of people who know how to write and read

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If you really think about it, urbanization and the industrial revolution are in many ways connected. Urbanization can be classified as a change in society or the globe, from rural to urban or form small to big - in a way. the industrial revolution was a change in technology/machines. They are both types of change.

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Most adults that had little money did life threatening jobs to get more money even though their pay was little. Some lived on the streets others lived in boxes . The children were forced to work, sometimes they got no pay other times they got very little. They also lived on the streets with ratty clothing.

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The children of the wealthy had good quality clothing that was classy. They owned the most expensive toys and did not have to work to support their families income.

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It was a fee that the Chinese had to pay if they wanted to come to Canada. The government created it to discourage the Chinese to migrate to Canada after the railway was built

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the industrial revolution created many new jobs in factories and mills .

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The literacy rate is the percentage of people who know how to read and write.
The poor did not know how to read or write in the 1900s because they didnt go to school because the couldnt afford it.

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The children of the poor were often the saddest victims of poverty. Many children worked at a young age to support their families.

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The first fuel cell was invented in England,1839

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the movement of people from towns and cities
ex.
birds to florida and monkeys to the jungle
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the working conditions were not much different to most people. the hours were long and wages were low. work was often dangerous and factories were depressing.

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There was a lot of factory jobs in in the 1800s (yam yam

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They could not afford to pay the expenses, so they relied on home remedies, but in the end, it was not enough for the highest quality treatment.

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Someone who selects, organizes and presents an item in a museum.

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this was the plane production during ww1 and ww2
caitlin.s

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residential school started in 1870 and ended in 1996

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was a tax that was to  be paid by each chinese person,
in 1990 they had  to pay 100$ ahead of time
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The wealthy could afford to pay the medical bills so that they could get the good treatments.

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Aboriginal children were taken from their families and sent to live in special residential schools run by missionaries.

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This picture shows the addition of smoke stacks post Revolution. This demonstrates the drastic increase of machines in factories. post revolution. (Hunter)

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means to atract  humans to a certain area like binging llamas to a desert
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The people in the 1900s lives were different depending on the income they received. The poor live in poverty... obviously. The kids did not go to school they had to work for their family. They also could not afford health care. the rich were the exact opposite.

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is the percentage of people who can read and write.

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homes and living conditions for the poor 

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homes and living conditions for the poor 

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there were no building codes to make sure that the homes were safe enough to live in

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Homes and living conditions. (The Rich)(Marc)

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Homes and living conditions. (The Rich)(Marc)

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The rich people can afford big houses and good land but they live in the safe parts of the town. Like away from rats that carry diseases.

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This is the human that presents and organizes an item for an exibition caitlin.s

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often had to leave school(if thry went at all) to work on farms or in factories

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Selects,organizes and presents items at an exibition.

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Rich kids in the late 1880s had more acsess to education

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International exchange of goods and services

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they often lived in mansions and had fancy decorations in their house such as heavy laces draped over chairs and tables.

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Hours were longer and wages were low, work was often dangerous and difficult.

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To bring Aboriginal people to Canadian society.

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the amount of people that can read and that could write

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the process of becoming similar to something in the case of the residential schools it was cultural assimilation which is when a persons culture begins to resemble those of another group. At
residential schools this was done by force.

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The literacy rate is the amount of people in a time period or area,  who are able to read and write.

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this is the percent of humans that can read or write
for example
15%of people could write
85% can not
(just an example)
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aboriginal children where separated from their families. they were placed in residential schools.

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business starteds with there own goods to sell.

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houses for workers in cities or towns were often built hastily and cheaply.

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literacy rate is a percentage of people who know how to read,write and do basic caulculations

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An entrepreneur creates a business and sells their own product. Everything starts somewhere. Entrepreneurs technically created the industrial revolution by making machines that changed the way of society at that time.

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Percentage of people who can read and write.

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schools created to wipe out all aboriginal belief and force them into the English society causing them to cut there hair and no longer see there siblings or parents

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The Aerial Experiment Association{AEA} was founded by Alexander Grahm Bell during the time period, in which the industrial revolution is said to have peeked. The AEA was responsible for The first British airplane to take flight. This association participated in many of the engineering projects of that time period.

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Hours were shorter, better income, work was dangerous, but safer then the poors work.

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a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.

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the living conditions for the rich were much better than the poor because the rich normally  had much nicer and better houses due to the amount of money they make at the time

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Rich children had the latest toys and were very well dressed.Poor children were often dirty and were forced to work at an early age