ASD Libraries: Modern World History: Industrial Revolution

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Industrial Revolution by Carla Mooney; Jenn Vaughn (Illustrator)
Call Number: 330.9 MOO
ISBN: 9781936749942
Publication Date: 2011
This book introduces the dynamic individuals who led this revolution and how their innovations impacted the lives of everyone, rich and poor, city-dwellers and farmers alike. Sign in with Google to open it.

Library of Congress
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Industrial Revolution Primary Sources
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Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
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Industrial Revolution links from Fordham University
Industrial Revolution primary sources
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What was it like living in a late 19th century mining town?
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The Origins of the Industrial Revolution
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