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San Jose Census DataWhen did San Jose experience the greatest
population growth? How should population growth be
measured?CensusPop.1850.003,5001860.004,5791870.009,0891880.0012,5671890.0018,0601900.0021,5001910.0028,9461920.0039,6421930.0057,6511940.0068,4571950.0095,2801960.00204,1961970.00459,9131980.00629,4421990.00782,2482000.00894,9432010.00945,942San
Jose, California
Percentage GrowthWrite a formula for population growth as a
percentage.
Remember to Define Your Variables?Which State had the greatest
population growth?2000 Census2010 CensusNew York
State19,000,00019,465,000Vermont608,827626,431
San JoseHistorical
populationsCensusPop.%1850.003,5001860.004,57930.80%1870.009,08998.50%1880.0012,56738.30%1890.0018,06043.70%1900.0021,50019.00%1910.0028,94634.60%1920.0039,64237.00%1930.0057,65145.40%1940.0068,45718.70%1950.0095,28039.20%1960.00204,196114.30%1970.00459,913125.20%1980.00629,44236.90%1990.00782,24824.30%2000.00894,94314.40%2010.00945,9425.70%If
we have 18 students in a history class, and 12 international
students from Sweden join the class, then what is the percentage
growth?What is Silicon Valley known for and why do you think the
population grew so much?How engaged were you with the learning in
class today (fist to five)?What did you find most interesting?
Lesson 2 Quiz1. Before the Industrial Revolution, how did most
people make their living?
2. What were some major changes in England during the 1700s and
the 1800s? Think about changes in populations, how and where people
lived, culture, technology, industry.
3. What was an important technology of the Industrial Revolution
and how did it change lives?
Capital: Wealth (money or other assets) that can be invested in
a business or enterprise.
Entrepreneurship: The organization and management of a new
business built on the investment of capital and assumption of
risk.
Industrial Revolution: The social and economic change that
originated in Great Britain in 1750 when large-scale industrial
production began.
What about Britain made it a good environment for the Industrial
Revolution to begin in?
Day 3 LessonStudents will:Explain how technology changed life in
the Industrial Revolution.2. Explain why Britain was fertile ground
for the Industrial Revolution.3. Interpret the meanings of graphs
showing British growth, as if for a blind man.4. Make further
inquiry questions of the graph.Exit Questions1. What types of goods
did many of the British factories produce during the Industrial
Revolution?2. How did technology impact the cottage industry during
the Industrial Revolution?3. What is an example of a technology
that replaced labor during the IR?4. How well did your group
members work today in group work (fist to five)?What did the water
frame, spinning wheel, and the power loom do to cottage
industry?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOA5op2dAkg
1. In no more than 5 sentences summarize the key info of this
graphas if explaining it to a blind man.
With your tablemates, construct a mind map with inquiry
questions stemming from the central concept:The Cotton Industry in
Britain.
VocabCrop Rotation: The system of growing a different crop in a
field each year to preserve the fertility of the land.Middle Class:
A social class made up of skilled workers, professionals,
businesspeople and successful farmers. Laissez Faire: Economic
policy of letting owners of industry and business set working
conditions without interference. In other words, unregulated. In
French, laissez faire means let [them] do. VocabFactors of
Production: The resources--including land, labor, and capitalthat
are needed to produce goods and services.Urbanization: The growth
of cities and the migration of people into them. Labor Union: An
association of workers, formed to bargain for better working
conditions and higher wages. VocabCapitalism: An economic system
based on private ownership and on the investment of money in
business ventures in order to make a profit. VocabSocialism: An
economic system in which the factors of production are owned by the
people, private property does not exist, and all goods and services
are shared equally.-Communism: An economic system in which all
means of production are owned by the people, private property does
not exist, and all goods and services are equally
shared.Industrialization: The development of industries for the
machine production of goods.
What are some downsides of laissez faire economics?Use some
evidence using the Triangle Fire.Exit Question1. If a class grows
from 11 students to 17 students, what is the percentage growth?2.
What is laissez faire economics?3. What are some downsides of
laissez faire economics?4. What topic did you find engaging about
the class today? (not just the movie).5. How could have the class
been more engaging?