THE INDUSTRIAL AGE
Planning Method-commenting (basic//2E) Method-commenting (more elaborate//TE)

INTRODUCTION
Notions : presentation recap & definitions
Method 1 : guided done
Method 2 : guided done

CS1 - A new economy : two industrial nations
How did Britain and then the USA become the world’s first industrial powers?
• Britain and the first Industrial Revolution• The USA and the second Industrial Revolution

CS2 - New societies : two urban societies
How did the British and American populations adapt to new living conditions?
• Urban growth and inequalities in Britain • Urban growth and inequalities in the USA

CS3 - New societies : two fairer societies?
How did the British and Americans fight for more rights?
• Social and political reform in Britain • Social and political reform in the USA

CS4 - New territories : two expanding peoples
How did the British and Americans settle in and control new land?
• British emigration and empire • American immigration and empire

Planning Method-commenting (basic//2E) Method-commenting (more elaborate//TE)

Notions : presentation recap & definitions

Method 1 : guided

Method 2 : guided

CASE STUDIES - ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Case studies Marking scale

CS1 - London, UK, a leading global city in a developed country
What are the assets and challenges of a global city??
• Becoming a global tech hub • Staying a financial leader • Victim of its success

CS2 - Mumbai, India, a fragmented world city in an emerging country
What is the impact of an emerging world city growth??
• An emerging world city • An unequal city • A challenging renewal

CS3 - The Silicon Valley, the world high-tech conurbation in the USA, a developed country
What are the assets and limitations of the world IT reference?
• A Californian cluster with a world dominance • Economic & social threats

CS4 - Nairobi, Kenya, a growing city in a developing country
What are the challenges facing a booming city??
• A booming city • A mismanaged urban growth • More planification, a solution

MAJOR ELECTIONS
Documents

• Political parties
• Major elections
• The UK general election:
• Holding the election • Becoming PM without holding a general election • Becoming PM by winning the general election
Recap
• The US presidential election:
• Holding the election • Winning the presidential nomination • Winning the presidential election
Recap and vocabulary

• Method: faire un brouilon pour l'oral
Method 1 - The 2008 US historic presidential election: the analysis
Method 2 - The 2017 UK unusual general election: the analysis