Industrialization

Kim, Andy, Maio: The video is about the working conditions in a factory. As well as who worked there. The working conditions were very dangerous and children at around 6 years old worked for 12 or more hours.

WIll, Roxy, Immaculate, Annie: They talked about mass production and how there were interchangable parts that were used for the different machines they were making in factories. The people working in the factories were getting bored of doing the same things everyday since they worked as one big assembly line doing the same task.

Ly, Alyssa, Maya, Carly: Their group focused on how the industrial revolution affected women. They looked at the before and after of the industrial revolution. Women were affected because they had to do all of the housework while their husbands were out working in the factories. After the revolution, they started to have more free time, and were also able to attend school/college.

Suzanne, Stanley, Andrea, Jaclyn: We talked about leisure time that came from industrialization and how the people who worked in the factories were able to do more things that they wanted to do including watch sports, movies, or go to a theater.

Stephanie, Jeremy, Alex, Juan: They looked at the injuries and treatment the people who worked in the factories were like. Some factories provided shelter for the people who worked in them. The conditions in the industries were awful and it resulted in many injuries on the workers.

Harout, Taryn, Sarah, Chris: They focused on how the factories work through electricity and also the pollution that factories gave off. As more technological advances came to play, the industries would stay open later in order to produce more of their product. Therefore, the people who worked in the factories were upset because they didn't want to work any longer than they already did.