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The Industrial Revolution

1- Cause and Effect Chart - create a cause and effect chart of the Industrial Revolution using the template below.

2- Timeline - using the timelines of invention from the Industrial Revolution that were in the lesson, put the ten inventions that you think were the most important on your own timeline. Remember to include the dates of the inventions and any other important information.

Thomas Newcommon develops first steam engine  1712  begins the industrial revolution.
Samuel Slater brings the Spinning Mill to the U.S.  mid 18th century brings industrial revolution to the U.S.
James Watt creates the first steamboat 1769
Eli Whitney develops the Cotton Gin 1793
Cyrus McCormick creates mechanical reaper 1831
Steel Plow invented by John Deere 1837
Samuel Morse invents the telegraph 1847
Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone 1876
Guglielmo Marconi invents first wireless long distance telegraph 1899
Wright brothers create the first successful airplane 1903
3- Current Events - by going to any of the major news sources on the Internet, find out the issues that are being discussed in Congress by searching under "politics." Find a subject that interests you, tell what it is and explain what the issue is about. Detail what the arguments are on each side of the question.
At this time of the year there is much debate in Congress about the new Immigration Law which Obama has been trying to pass. Under Obama’s administration there is a non-deportation policy.

“Congressional Democrats on Monday introduced a bill to grant taxpayer-funded lawyers to the illegal immigrant children surging across the border, with backers saying the children shouldn’t be forced to face the complex U.S. immigration system alone”(1).

This law would change the fact that under federal law, taxpayer’s money cannot be used to pay legal fees. Democrats feel that it is not fair for children to face immigration courts without a lawyer.

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