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Unit Pack: Post-Industrial Economics
Unit Pack: Post-Industrial Economics
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The Industrial Revolution created immense wealth, but also vast inequality. The Post-Industrial Economics Unit Pack, part of The Human History Project’s Ready, Click, Teach series, provides a complete, 11-lesson program to help middle school and Key Stage 3 students understand the world-changing ideologies that emerged to fix the economic chaos.
Why Choose This Unit Pack?Deepen Economic Understanding
- Big Picture Learning: Students will analyze how the problems that arose from industrialization led to the rise of new economic ideas, including Capitalism, Marxism, Socialism, and Communism.
- Comprehensive Coverage: The unit covers the key differences between Laissez-Faire Capitalism and Mainstream Capitalism, the stages of Marxism, the goals of Socialism , and the principles of Communism.
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Key Comparisons: Clear comparisons are made between the systems' views on:
- Ownership of major resources
- The role and level of government control
- The ultimate goal (profit vs. equality)
- Experiential Learning: The Laissez-Faire Capitalism Class Activity puts students in a market simulation to immediately experience the pros and cons of an unregulated system.
- In-Depth Project: The culminating Unit Project divides students into groups to create an ideologically accurate Laissez-Faire Capitalist or fully Communist "nation", challenging them to explain its government, economy, laws, and the obstacles that would arise in a real-world application.
- Assessment for Learning: Multiple short answer and critical thinking questions are embedded in the worksheets to promote analysis and comparison (e.g., comparing the role of government in laissez-faire vs. mainstream capitalism).
- Detailed Lesson Plans: A complete 11-class breakdown with learning objectives, new vocabulary, and suggested activities for each lesson.
- Student Worksheets: Dedicated "Understanding" worksheets for Capitalism, Marxism, Socialism, and Communism to support in-class learning.
- Full Unit Assessment: A comprehensive test to gauge student mastery of concepts and comparison skills.
- Unit Revision Guide: A handy summary for review, outlining the key features, pros, cons, and real-life snapshots of all economic models covered.
- Project Guide & Rubric: Everything needed to run the group project.
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