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Industrial Revolution: The Third American Revolution (Spanish)

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Black and white photo of manufacturing equipment. Spanish caption. Surgieron cuestiones de importancia social.

This video explores the transformative period of the Industrial Revolution, emphasizing its pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape of America as the Third American Revolution. Key concepts include the transition from manual labor to mechanized manufacturing, the introduction of steam power by innovators like James Watt, and the rise of important industries such as textiles. Discussing figures like Thomas Edison and his electric light invention, the video reflects on technological advancements and their impact on American society and labor dynamics, aligning with Common Core standards for history and social studies. This video provides valuable insights into U.S. history, relevant for understanding economic and industrial developments from the 18th to the early 20th centuries.

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    Angela A. (Warrenton, VA)
    November 10th, 2021 at 07:25 AM

    Excellent resource for 6th grade students about the Industrial Revolution. Perfect for what I needed.