Full Steam Ahead series concludes with the impact of the railroad on Vacation time. Leisure time is a new concept that the Railroads helped developed. Alex, Peter and Ruth explore the Victorian Traveler and go to different vacation spots.
I hope you enjoy watching this series and bringing it into the classroom. I would have no problem with sharing this series in an American History class as the railroad had a big impact in the US. For use in the classroom, just highlight, copy and paste into a word document. This series is available on YouTube. Questions:
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Full Steam Ahead Episode 5 - The impact of Branch Lines on Local Industries. Alex, Ruth and Peter explore the trains impact on local crafts and food. Peter and Alex take a test to see who can work on the railroad.
For use in the classroom, just highlight, copy and paste into a word document. This series is available on YouTube. Questions: Episode 5
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Full Steam Ahead Episode 4, the questions and answers.
This episode covers how the railroad had an impact on how mail was delivered. Peter works a mail train, while Ruth and Alex work at the stations. Peter, Alex, and Ruth finish the episode traveling on the Flying Scottsman and experience service on one the earliest fastest trains in Britain. For use in the classroom, just highlight, copy and paste into a word document. This series is available on YouTube. Questions Episode 4
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Episode 3 of Full Steam Ahead covers the impact of train on Food Distribution. Langladas, Goodman, and Ginn explore how food was gotten to market, the impact on diets, and what industries came to depend on the train. Here are the questions and answers for Episode 3.
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Episode 2 of Full Steam Ahead: Railroads became people movers on top of moving goods across England. The first railroad cars for people were very primitive and some enterprising people started creating more comfortable cars. Ginn, Goodman, and Langladas explore this new world of railroads transporting people. Questions and Answers are below. The Series is available on YouTube. For use in the classroom, just highlight, copy and paste into a word document. This series is available on YouTube. How many million nomadic workers worked on the railroad. What type of tree used to make sleepers? Where did England import wood for the railroad? What were the early train seats based on? How fast could trains go? What were the train cushions made from? Who was the head of the new railroad workforce? Who was responsible for passenger safety? What was put on the track to alert the train of a train in trouble? What help make trains safer? How many million nomadic workers worked on the railroad.
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