What can evidence tell us about life in the factories?

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Last updated: 15/11/2023
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What can evidence tell us about life in the factories?
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Key stage
Category
Industry and Empire c. 1750-1900: Industrial Revolution
Resource type
Student activity
Concepts and methods
Using evidence
A source sheet and exercises which encourage students to ask 'useful for what?' when exploring the issue of utility in history. Evidence is included from a range of sources; Edward Baines' History of the Cotton Manufacture (1835), interviews from Michael Sadler's parliamentary committee and William Dood's A Narrative of a Factory Cripple (1841), among others. A task sheet encourages students to take each source and decide what it tells them in relation to a range of questions.

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raul manteca

02/12/2021

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For this resource, answers are not provided as the tasks are more about students' own judgements than definitive answers.
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is there any solutions

raul manteca

02/12/2021

Response from Teachit editor
For this resource, answers are not provided as the tasks are more about students' own judgements than definitive answers.
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18/03/2021

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29/04/2020

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21/03/2020

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