Industrial Revolution
“Industrial Revolution” by Peter Hicks, published by Wayland in 2009, is a 48-page exploration of a significant historical period aimed at young readers. This book presents a factual overview of the Industrial Revolution, utilizing a variety of primary source materials such as quotes, newspaper extracts, speeches, and personal recollections to provide a comprehensive understanding of the era.
Readers will find that the book encourages critical thinking by presenting evidence and personal accounts that allow them to debate and evaluate different sources. Through the use of diaries, posters, and propaganda, “Industrial Revolution” offers insights into the complexities of this transformative time in history, making it a valuable resource for those interested in juvenile nonfiction and historical studies.
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Each book focuses on an aspect of history through exploration of a wealth of primary source material. Primary source material includes quotes, newspaper extracts, speeches, recollections, posters, propaganda, diaries and paintings. A factual presentation of each topic is given alongside personal accounts and documents giving the reader an insight into the period. Evidence is explored and assessed throughout each book, which encourages children to debate and evaluate different sources.
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