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Recipe for an Industrial Revolution: Part 2

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WORLD HISTORY PROJECTAP/ LESSON 5.3CLOSERRECIPE FOR AN INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: PART 2Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “Recipe for an Industrial Revolution: Part 2”, OER Project, https://www.oerproject.com/1PurposeEarlier in this lesson you hypothesized the political, social, and economic ingredients of the Industrial Revolution. Now that you’ve learned more about the factors that made this revolution possible, you’ll rework your recipe, this time using scale.Process1.Time to go shopping, again! Think back to the video and articles in this lesson. The “ingredients” (factors necessary for industrialization) that you initially put into your cart were probably mentioned several times over. For this activity, we are going to reorganize our ingredients and shop for new ones, so that we can reflect scale. Which factors that facilitated Great Britain’s industrial revolution were local? Which factors were global?Local factors:1.2.3.Global factors:1.2.3.