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What is the difference between the 2002 and 2003 versions of the CI Industrialization unit?   Here's the breakdown of what has (and has not) changed with the 2003 version of the Industrialism unit: The "Lorax" activity remains the same. All four core activities have been edited down to 3 (instead of 6) Resource Cards. All of the Resource Cards deal only with the Industrial Revolution time period, although the questions get students to do some connecting to today. You will notice that not too much has changed in the Resource Cards except for the Urbanization activity, which was totally reworked. The tasks for the Imperialism and Labor activities have changed (Imperialism somewhat, Labor radically) while the tasks for Urbanization and Distribution of Wealth remain the same. Editing was done to streamline the questions and simplify/clarify language. Some editing had to be done to the individual reports to reflect the new content of the activities. The content literacy materials have been redesigned to reflect the content of the new version.   Back to Modern World History Curriculum page   Important Notices: Downloading and viewing these files on your own computer is much faster than viewing them in your browser via an internet connection. Contact Maria Gutierrez-Stearn if you need help. *To view documents in PDF, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you have an older version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may have problems with PDF documents that were created in a newer version of Adobe Acrobat. You can download the new Adobe Acrobat Reader for free by clicking on the Adobe icon below.