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Comparing Reform Movements Across Industrial Nations
Compare how different nations responded to industrial working conditions through labor laws, unions, and public health reforms.
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Economic Transformations: Trade, Factories, and Global Shifts
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Analyze primary and secondary sources to evaluate the positive and negative economic impacts of expansion, industrialization, and global crises.
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6.3.3Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeUse primary and secondary sources to draw conclusions about the positive and negative economic impacts of expansion and major global conflicts (for example, Colombian Exchange, economic depressions, rise of factories, effects of famine, slave trade).
6.3.4Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeExplain the causes and effects of at least three events that created political, social, economic, industrial, and/or scientific revolution during the 18th–20th century (for example, the French Revolution, Vietnam, Latin American revolutions, the Enlightenment, independence movements of India and African nations).