Chapters 19- 21: “Gilded” Age & Reform Lesson 2: New Inventions Objective: Discover the inventions of the Second Industrial Revolution. Do Now

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Name: Date: Statement of Inquiry: People have experiences and obstacles placed in front of them. These moments create who we are, whether the experience is positive or negative. Chapters 19- 21: “Gilded” Age & Reform Lesson 2: New Inventions Objective: Discover the inventions of the Second Industrial Revolution. Do Now: Based on yesterday’s documents, why was there a rush of inventions in the late 1800’s? Rush of Inventions Watch: http://www.history.com/topics/industrial-revolution In the late 1800’s, inventors sought to find solutions to practical problems. Many focus on finding advances in new powers sources, communication, and transportation. Inventors were also supported by the introduction and widely used patent laws Patent Laws- exclusive rights to make or sell a product/invention Resource Tools Text p. 614-618 http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/telephone/timeline/f_timeline.html http://www.zoomschool.com/inventors/1800b.shtml Invention Inventor Importance Bessemer Process Crude Oil pumped from the ground Edwin Drake Electric Light bulb Telephone Electric Power System Model T Kodak Camera Your CHOICE OF INVENTION!! (Can be of the Industrial Age or today) Evaluate Go to: http://www.zoomschool.com/inventors/1800b.shtml Listed on this website, in alphabetical order, are 70 inventions that were created between 1851 and 1900. Rank, in order of importance, your top ten most significant inventions. #1 being most IMPORTANT Directory: RogersInternationalSchool -> Grade8-Humanities Grade8-Humanities -> Statement of Inquiry Grade8-Humanities -> Lesson 7: Attack of Pearl Harbor (Introduction) Objective: Discover Japan’s motives for attacking Pearl Harbor Grade8-Humanities -> Chapter 24 & 25: Roaring Twenties & Great Depression Lesson 3: Crime during the 1920s Objective: Explore how politics influence an age of crime. Do Now Grade8-Humanities -> Statement of Inquiry Download 8.98 Kb. Share with your friends: