Decades in Ink: Great Depression Diary Project
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Industrial Revolution City Modeling Activity
Students design a 3D model of a 19th-century industrial city, representing factories, transportation, housing, social stratification, and pollution.
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Students design a 3D model of a 19th-century industrial city, representing factories, transportation, housing, social stratification, and pollution. Includes background information, key vocabulary, planning prompts, and analysis criteria for connecting spatial design to historical urbanization.
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- Students will identify key features of industrial cities.
- Students will explain how factories, transportation, housing, and pollution shaped urban spaces.
- Students will represent social stratification through a city model.
- Students will plan and justify spatial relationships in an industrial city.
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