Source Types/Analysis
Government
Industrialization (1&2)
Industrialization (3&4)
100
Name the type of source that includes any first hand account of historical events.
Primary Source
100
Name the type of government in which people have the most direct influence & voice.
Direct Democracy
100
Name the country that started the 1st Industrial Revolution.
Great Britain
100
Name the industrial revolution that is sometimes called the "digital revolution."
3rd Revolution
200
Name at least three different examples of a primary source.
Photograph, video footage, diary, speech.
200
Explain the difference between an absolute monarchy & a constitutional monarchy.
Absolute: monarch has supreme authority with no limits on power; power is passed down through a hereditary system.
Consitutional: monarch has some authority but is limited by a set of written laws.
200
Name the invention that improved communcation during the 2nd Industrial Revolution.
Telegraph
200
Name a piece of technology developed during the digital revolution.
New tech: computers, internet, automation, nanotechnology, internet, 3D printing.
300
Name at least three different examples of a secondary source.
Historian article, online encyclodpedias (Britannica/ Wikkipedia,) textbooks, a source reflecting on/ analyzing a historical event many years later.
300
Define the type of government that ruled much of ancient Egypt.
Theocracy: pharaohs were considered "god kings," combining political power with spiritual beliefs.
300
Describe a the primary method for manufacturing during the 2nd Industrial Revolution.
Mass production/ Assembly Line Techniques
300
Explain how the digital revolution impacted access to information.
Increased, immediate access via internet.
400
The Industrial Revolution caused massive pollution, primarily from burning coal, which filled cities with thick, toxic smog.
Describe the perspective of this source.
Author conveying negative feelings about the effects of industrialization.
400
Name three different characteristics of a republic style government.
Republic characteristics inlcude: voting, elected leaders, branches of government, checks and balances on power.
400
What did Jacob Riis reveal about growing industrial cities in "See How the Other Half Lives?"
urban workers faced poor working conditions AND poor housing conditions-- tenements were often overcrowded and dirty.
400
Explain how the digital revolution impacted manufacturing jobs
Job displacement due to automation/ workers required to have different skills.
500
The Industrial Revolution caused massive pollution, primarily from burning coal, which filled cities with thick, toxic smog.
Explain whether or not this is a reliable source.
No: there is no organization, author, or date listed to identify where this image/text came from.
500
Explain at least two different characteristics of a totalitarian dictatorship.
Complete control of public and private life, elimination of political opposition, abuse of human rights, systems of terror, challenges freedom and reason.
500
Explain how early industrialization impacted population size and location.
population increases and cities grow (farm life to factory life.)
500
Explain the meaning of "digital divide" as a consequence of the digital revolution.
The digital divide refers to the widening gap between rich and poor countries. Richer countries have access to new technology while poorer areas might not have the resources to invest in them.