Expansion, trade & industry : documents for the Public Record Office and John Murray
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Expansion, trade & industry : documents for the Public Record Office and John Murray
John Murray, 1993
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内容説明
This work dealing with expansion, trade and industry, provides facsimile documents from the Public Records Office. It is intended to support the teaching of the National Curriculum core unit, "Expansion, Trade and Industry". The book is designed for the use at Year 9 of NC History, and some of the documents should also be useful for Key Stage 4 and for A Level syllabuses. The book contains over 70 photocopiable pages of documents and questions selected by practising teachers. The material accesses the full range of Attainment Targets with particular emphasis on AT1 strand c and ATs 2 and 3. The design of the book is flexible, to enable its use alongside any course which pupils may be following. The approach is enquiry-based and concentrates on the key questions raised by the focus statement for the Programme of Study. The book in general is suitable for homework and class-based work, and provides opportunities for IT work and cross-curricular work.
目次
- Theme 1 - Population growth - a cause for concern?: taking a count - the census
- Mrs Craven's solution. Theme 2 - What was it like to work in changing industry?: "Steam Mill Mad" - James Watt
- "A series of accidental deaths" - how dangerous was mining in the 1850s?
- explosion at Hebburn
- working at the pit-brow
- "Phossy Jaw" - the match-girls. Theme 3 - Popular protest movements - causes and consequences: the frame-breakers
- Peterloo - "Prompt decisive and efficient measures"
- "Captain Swing" and Jack Hodges
- "all for the Peoples' Charter". Theme 4 - Changing transport: engines of revolution
- the transport revolution
- New Swindon
- Oxford Circus - then and now. Theme 5 - Did peoples' health get better?: cholera - the plague returned
- Ormskirk Local Board of Health
- Otley Road and Titbits Villa
- housing conditions - Treforest
- habitations of the lower orders. Theme 6 Who were the poor?: William Bowyer - labourer
- Huddersfield Workhouse
- small wages. Theme 7 - Crime and punishment: justice for Susan
- a criminal class
- the faces of the 1870s - Oxford jail
- crimewatch - how do we know about crime in the 1840s?
- the Old Warrior - imprisonment in the hulks. Theme 8 - Empire: "The tide of emigration"
- the Watson family - emigrants
- the Empire builders
- trade with the Empire
- the proof of the pudding. Theme 9 - Education: "The children were wanted for thinning" - opposition to education. Conclusion: was there a Victorian Golden Age?
- choosing historical documents.
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