Vocab: You should be able to define and describe the significance of the following terms:

Rural, Urban, urbanization, acceleration, innovation, economics, communism, capitalism, socialism, invisible hand, economic liberalism, division of labor

You should be prepared to apply your knowledge to a new scenario, including but not limited to political cartoons, primary or secondary sources, or new information that may be provided to you on the test.
What was life like before the Industrial Revolution?
Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in England?
What were some of the impacts of the Industrial Revolution?
1. Including, how are the Industrial Revolution and urbanization connected?
How did the Industrial Revolution impact the working class, especially children?
How did the Industrial Revolution impact economic systems?
You should be able to describe the similarities and differences between capitalism, socialism, and communism
You should be able to differentiate between Adam Smith and Karl Marx’s main ideas about economics. You may be asked to do this in a new situation or with a new example you have not heard before.
You should be able to describe what you learned from your United Nations Sustainable Development goal(s).
You should be able to answer these questions in an argumentative paragraph using information from our course.
1. Can innovation keep up with acceleration?
  1. You should have at least one example that relates to urbanization (example: something from the Urbanization Game or about child labor)
  2. You should have at least one historical example about economic systems
  3. You should have at least one example that relates to your United Nations Sustainable Development Goal
2. What makes a revolution a “revolution”? What makes the Industrial Revolution a “revolution”?
  1. You should have three “defining attributes” of a revolution
  2. You should be able to give an example of each of those attributes from the Industrial Revolution
  3. An “A” answer will differentiate between the democratic revolutions and the industrial revolutions. In other words, they are different events but both called revolutions- why is that?