The Industrial Revolution
This guide provides helpful resources to support the "Enlightenment Group Chat" Assignment for Ms. Villeneuve's Social Studies 9 class. If you have any questions, suggestions to improve this page, or encounter issues with the links, please email [email protected].
This page was last updated 01/16/2026
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The Industrial Revolution by Stewart Ross [Call# 909.81 ROSS]
Presents an illustrated description of the Industrial Revolution, and discusses its impact on daily life. |
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The industrial revolution for kids : the people and technology that changed the world : with 21 activities by Cheryl Mullenbach [Call# 330.9 MUL]
Introduces young readers to the Industrial Revolution. |
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Stories of women during the industrial revolution : changing roles, changing lives by Ben Hubbard [Call# 305.42 HUB]
Examines the role women played during the industrial revolution by relating the stories of Elizabeth Fry, Florence Nightingale, Sarah G. Bagley and Mother Jones. |
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The Age of Industry by Andrew Langley [Call# 909.81 LAN]
Discover the achievements of the Industrial Revolution and see a coalminer's cottage, a railway station, a cotton mill and an emigrant ship |
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The Steam Engine by Sara Louise Kras [Call #621.1 KRA]
Traces technological developments in the history of the steam engine at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and examines how it changed the way people worked and traveled and its influence on the landscape as new cities and towns were established. |
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History Makers of the Industrial Revolution by Nigel Smith and Jessica Curtis [Call # 338.092 SMI]
Brief biographies of major characters of the industrial revolution. |
