Mr.Heimler if i pass my ap world exam i owe most of it to you. I’ll try my best but Either way if i pass or fail i just wanted to take the time to let you know that i and other students appreciate your efforts in making these videos to educate us, being especially useful at these times. Thank you!
i find it amazing that not only are you insanely helpful with all of us passing the exams, but you still find the time to respond to thousands of comments to help us even more! Thanks Heimler :)
My notes for this video! Good luck to those who are taking the exam on Monday like me! How cities changed: The population in these cities exploded. Cities had to fastly build housing for the workers of the factories. So they built tenements, which were like apartments but way more closer and poorly ventilated. And the negative effects of living in closed spaces, was the spread of disease. A main example would be Cholera, where people got this by drinking contaminated water. Industrialization led to the standard of living, specifically the middle class. These people were called the White collar workers because they dressed up in their suits and their white collars. How the industrial revolution affected the family structure: Before the revolution, families lived on a farm, and it was a joint family. But after the revolution, families didn’t work together anymore, which ultimately changed their lifestyle. Societal effects would be the fracturing of family. Cult of Domesticity: where the woman is contributing to the society by raising children who would later grow up and contribute on their own. They are also supposed to create a haven for their husband to rest when they come back home. Women raised their voices during this time, because they didn’t like just raising kids and helping their husbands. Seneca Falls convention [Declaration of sentiments]. Environmental effects of the industrial revolution: Smog showed up in cities. People got sick because of this. Pollution, stuff dumped on the rivers.
My notes for this video if anyone wants them: Cities: Rural to urban migration → factory owners sponsored the building of tenements Lots of people crammed into tenement slums → spread of disease Cholera from contaminated drinking water Human waste dumped into streets or in/near water supply → started creating better sewage systems Class structures: Better standards of living → rise of a middle class Emergence of white collar worker and factory owners Family structures & the roles of women Families working separate jobs instead of together on a farm → fracturing of the family Housewives in the middle class + cult of domesticity told women their sole purpose was to raise children Seneca Falls Convention in the US 1848: Produced the Declaration of Sentiments Environmental effects: Contaminated rivers and smog everywhere Diseases like cholera
Hi, your videos are really helpful but have you ever considered making captains to make it easier for students that have a hard time retaining information?
Ap mid term tmrw and i have 30 stimulus questions, 2 saqs, and a dbq anything you suggest i should do to prepare? it’s on unit 4-6 and you are only finishing 5 :(
I’d say go grab the Ultimate Review packet. It has videos and material on all units. It’ll treat you real nice. If you’re not into that, then I’m afraid RUclips is what I got for you...
Once more, an excellent video. I particularly like the elements of humour in dealing with subjects such as child labour. One minor point in the 1:30-1:45 range. I must disagree with the assertion that figuring out the germ theory of disease happened before people started cleaning up sewage from cities. The previous miasma theory of disease also taught that cleaning up sewage is a good idea. And who really likes living in a disgusting fecal mess? For example, the "Great Stink" in July and August 1858 was when hot weather caused London to become a nightmare of rotting human feces. This led Parliament to commission the great Sir Joseph Bazalgette to construct the world's first modern sewer system. This was done under the auspices of the prevailing miasma theory of disease. Although the theory was incorrect, it did lead to the right solution.
Yeah, as I did a brief survey, I read that germ theory was older than I realized (speculations stretched way before this period). But even so, conclusions were still limited in their scope during these years. It’s true that no one willingly drank fecal contaminated water (didn’t need germ theory for that), but the spread of cholera genuinely baffled them. That’s all I meant. It took them a bit to connect the dots...
I’m working on topic videos, but if you need something for Unit 6 tonight, you can check out the Ultimate Review Packet. It has videos and study materials for unit 6 and all the rest of the units as well.
Old Friend and Ancestors of support please I pray that you unleash good workers for the futures from 1970's to the future now, which may kids be taught by they parents to do good works with they're hands, keep peace, defend yourself and love ones and never hide the truth from your mate, have shelter, and never say what you won't do... Amen and Awomen... Also tell them may Mother Earth and Old friend always follow you...Amen and Awomen
Enough to make me feel like the colossal effort was worth it. And I’d like to get one in the hands of every student taking the exam... and not just because it’s my thing, I really think it’s helpful.
Heimler's History OMG you actually responded! Fr, thanks for your videos, they really help me out. If you subbed to me that would literally be the highlight of my life
"Today we don't think much of the fact that families spend most of their waking hours separated from each other" Mr. Heimler I have some big news for you
Actually the unit 5 review is part of my Ultimate Review Packet (along with all the other units). You can either check that out or just go through the playlist of all the topic videos for Unit 5 here on RUclips...
my notes: How cities changed influx of migrants from rural areas into urban areas, population of cities exploded Cities not planning for new pop. so add bad infrastructure Tenement: badly constructed, poorly ventilated, unsanitary Factory workers sponsor building of tenements Disease Cholera: ppl get by dring contaminated water, result, diarrhea and vomiting, and some death Ppl got sick bc human waste was either dumped into the streets or cesspools full of it were dumped into or near the water supply Ppl didnt know much abt germs and disease eventually they got it and then industrialized cities began to make efforts to solve these problems like better sewage and better ways to remove trash from people’s living spaces Rise in standards of living Growth of middle class Industrialization afforded them more wealth to purchase consumer goods and better access to education White collar worker: dressed up in their suits and their white collars and went to the office and management jobs top of the social hierarchy were the industrialists or the factory owners How families changed Before: most families lived on farms and all work together Now: everyone working, but not together Families went to their factory jobs in the dark, and they returned home in the dark They ate most of their meals in the factory with other factory workers, not their family Effect: fracturing of family wasn’t unusual for working class women to hold down jobs in factories Wives of white collar workers typically didn’t have paid jobs at all but instead stayed home to raise children Cult of Domesticity: bestow dignity upon women bc it said was you are doing good work at home and valuable work at home (You’re raising children who then can later make meaningful contributions to society) taught that the woman’s main goal was to make the home a haven of rest for her husband who is out in the world doing real work Women raise their voices for their rights (Seneca Falls Convention 1848) women gathered and produced a document called the Declaration of Sentiments which borrowed its language heavily from the American Declaration of Independence with a few additions We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men and women are created equal How everything affected the environment fossil fuels like coal and petroleum were the driving engines of industrialization New word enter English lexicon-smog: smoke and fog choked the inhabitants and caused endless respiratory troubles for all who lived there both human and industrial waste was dumped into rivers and that polluted the water supply reated the occasion for the spread of diseases like cholera and other kinds of bacterial woes
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@Antonio Ochoa taking the exam tomorrow morning in a few hours 🫣
My test tomorrow 😭
We had a week to watch this video and take notes on it for hw, and I'm doing this the night it's due
I do all my work and still have a hard time understanding the topics enough, so your videos really help, thank you.
That’s awesome. Glad to hear it!
I know he’s helped me so much I’m in 10th grade and ap world is the only actual smart class I’m in 😂
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Mr.Heimler if i pass my ap world exam i owe most of it to you. I’ll try my best but Either way if i pass or fail i just wanted to take the time to let you know that i and other students appreciate your efforts in making these videos to educate us, being especially useful at these times. Thank you!
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Pass?
@@gachaxarie9354 what
i find it amazing that not only are you insanely helpful with all of us passing the exams, but you still find the time to respond to thousands of comments to help us even more! Thanks Heimler :)
My notes for this video!
Good luck to those who are taking the exam on Monday like me!
How cities changed:
The population in these cities exploded.
Cities had to fastly build housing for the workers of the factories. So they built tenements, which were like apartments but way more closer and poorly ventilated.
And the negative effects of living in closed spaces, was the spread of disease. A main example would be Cholera, where people got this by drinking contaminated water.
Industrialization led to the standard of living, specifically the middle class.
These people were called the White collar workers because they dressed up in their suits and their white collars.
How the industrial revolution affected the family structure:
Before the revolution, families lived on a farm, and it was a joint family. But after the revolution, families didn’t work together anymore, which ultimately changed their lifestyle.
Societal effects would be the fracturing of family.
Cult of Domesticity: where the woman is contributing to the society by raising children who would later grow up and contribute on their own. They are also supposed to create a haven for their husband to rest when they come back home.
Women raised their voices during this time, because they didn’t like just raising kids and helping their husbands.
Seneca Falls convention [Declaration of sentiments].
Environmental effects of the industrial revolution:
Smog showed up in cities. People got sick because of this.
Pollution, stuff dumped on the rivers.
tomorrow😰
Freemanpedia in the background and I just realized it.
Good eye! Yeah, he’s the man...
thank you sm for your videos, my unit 5 quiz is tomorrow and i feel confident :)
3 days left until the apwh exam! watching heimler 24/7
tomorrow 😰😰
how did y’all do lol
@@eliac probably the easiest 5 of my life
@@blurr_727 taking it this year and I've been studying for about 2 weeks now. starting my first full length practice test tomorrow
My notes for this video if anyone wants them:
Cities:
Rural to urban migration → factory owners sponsored the building of tenements
Lots of people crammed into tenement slums → spread of disease
Cholera from contaminated drinking water
Human waste dumped into streets or in/near water supply → started creating better sewage systems
Class structures:
Better standards of living → rise of a middle class
Emergence of white collar worker and factory owners
Family structures & the roles of women
Families working separate jobs instead of together on a farm → fracturing of the family
Housewives in the middle class + cult of domesticity told women their sole purpose was to raise children
Seneca Falls Convention in the US 1848: Produced the Declaration of Sentiments
Environmental effects:
Contaminated rivers and smog everywhere
Diseases like cholera
I got your review packet and its God sent
So glad to hear it... go get you a 5
Heimler's History well I'll try
Hi, your videos are really helpful but have you ever considered making captains to make it easier for students that have a hard time retaining information?
Yeah, I need to do that... good call
Who else is studying for midterms last second?
Your boi is
literally me lmao
me lmao
me
bruh, we have the ap test in 2 days and I just started to pay attention. lmaoooo
Ap mid term tmrw and i have 30 stimulus questions, 2 saqs, and a dbq anything you suggest i should do to prepare? it’s on unit 4-6 and you are only finishing 5 :(
I’d say go grab the Ultimate Review packet. It has videos and material on all units. It’ll treat you real nice. If you’re not into that, then I’m afraid RUclips is what I got for you...
nah "my sandwich is not going to make itself" is wild 💀😂
the way i got an a on my finals bc of u 😳😳😳
Heck yes you did
Can you make a Unit 5 review video?
1:02 "Another Benefit of tenement living" LoL
Any way u get unit 6 done by Monday?? 😅
Taking the exam today WHOOOOOO!!
just bought the packet, time to get an A this semester
ah yes, our god has returned.
Love you Steve
@Heimler's History could you post a unit 5 review please?
That’s only part of my Ultimate Review Packet... you can check it out at Heimlers history.com
So, when's the 50k subscribers celebration video gonna come out?
Are you going to do a unit 6 collection of videos?
Yes, I’ll get through all 9 units by April. The Unit review videos are only in the Ultimate Review Packet though..
@@heimlershistory Thank you so much for the videos. I really appreciate them
Wait. They put poo poo in da water!?!
and dey drink da poo poo
Thanks daddy
You’re welcome, son...
Can you help me with how civil right was during the industrial age
Hey I was wondering if there is a unit 5 review?
The unit 5-9 review videos are part of the Ultimate Review Packet.
who else is studying for a nonexistent AP TEST #COVID-19
They’re still holding the national exam, by the way
@@heimlershistory I hope this guy found out by now
@@aaronshi721 hopefully lol
@@DiegoGonzalez-qn7qd so i see you're also coming here in panic
glad im not the only one
@@aaronshi721 im literally sleep deprived binge watching
Are you going to post a unit 5 review?
It’s included in my Ultimate review packet... Only 1-4 are on RUclips
Once more, an excellent video. I particularly like the elements of humour in dealing with subjects such as child labour. One minor point in the 1:30-1:45 range. I must disagree with the assertion that figuring out the germ theory of disease happened before people started cleaning up sewage from cities. The previous miasma theory of disease also taught that cleaning up sewage is a good idea. And who really likes living in a disgusting fecal mess?
For example, the "Great Stink" in July and August 1858 was when hot weather caused London to become a nightmare of rotting human feces. This led Parliament to commission the great Sir Joseph Bazalgette to construct the world's first modern sewer system. This was done under the auspices of the prevailing miasma theory of disease. Although the theory was incorrect, it did lead to the right solution.
Yeah, as I did a brief survey, I read that germ theory was older than I realized (speculations stretched way before this period). But even so, conclusions were still limited in their scope during these years. It’s true that no one willingly drank fecal contaminated water (didn’t need germ theory for that), but the spread of cholera genuinely baffled them. That’s all I meant. It took them a bit to connect the dots...
3:05 why is nobody talking about how the dad looks a lot like heimler
Bless you
I can't find Unit 5 Topic 10.... help!
Topic 10 is basically a review of the Unit. That’s in my Ultimate Review Packet
Omg is that a freemanpedia sticker in the right shelf
Heck yes
I got a midterm tomorrow and unit 6 isn’t out yet :(((
I’m working on topic videos, but if you need something for Unit 6 tonight, you can check out the Ultimate Review Packet. It has videos and study materials for unit 6 and all the rest of the units as well.
Old Friend and Ancestors of support please I pray that you unleash good workers for the futures from 1970's to the future now, which may kids be taught by they parents to do good works with they're hands, keep peace, defend yourself and love ones and never hide the truth from your mate, have shelter, and never say what you won't do... Amen and Awomen... Also tell them may Mother Earth and Old friend always follow you...Amen and Awomen
Mr. Heimler has been drinking his daily respect women juice
All day
when u have to right a LEQ tomorrow and u spam watch all his videos
2:53 lol not anymore
gotta pass gotta pass
4:18 Oh my gosh they really did put women in the sequel
How many AP Ultimate packets have you sold as of now? And how many did you want to sell?
Enough to make me feel like the colossal effort was worth it. And I’d like to get one in the hands of every student taking the exam... and not just because it’s my thing, I really think it’s helpful.
@@heimlershistory Congrats!
@@heimlershistory Congrats!
Think about the children
Somebody’s got to...
Where the unit 5 review 😢
i would of stayed on the farm.
does the legend reply?
NOPE 😂
ok who else is here
Ive watched every single one of these videos today to study for my midterm tomorrow and Im actually feeling hopeful about passing
Get it...
This is saving me right now. You summarize things so well
Glad to hear it!
2:00 I feel like the girl at the right is staring into my soul
You've done a little bit too much studying, time for bed
@@nikunjpradhan8104 those were the times that tried mine soul
Me: genuinely wants to study for unit 5 exam
Steve Heimler: *did that man just say severe diharrea?*
Sorry to break your concentration
Heimler's History OMG you actually responded! Fr, thanks for your videos, they really help me out. If you subbed to me that would literally be the highlight of my life
@@Learn_The_Cube you really had to do it to him and say 'sub to me' like that
Alexander Ficken wouldn't that be epic tho, seeing that notification. I don't even care about sub count
"Today we don't think much of the fact that families spend most of their waking hours separated from each other"
Mr. Heimler I have some big news for you
I love all the jokes in between the actual learning you really make this class fun
You’re the best. I always watch your videos to study for my test and quizzes and they have been pretty useful up to now. Thank you.
You are most welcome...
5 units in 1 day christ
im taking my mid terms in a few hours. Wish me luck.
Good luck!
You are most certainly not the person I expected to stumble across on one of these videos
When will you be posting the Unit Review for Unit 5?
Actually the unit 5 review is part of my Ultimate Review Packet (along with all the other units). You can either check that out or just go through the playlist of all the topic videos for Unit 5 here on RUclips...
mr heimler my beloved thank you for helping me attempt to pass ap world
You and Freemanpedia are literally so helpful this is great
Yeah, Freeman is the man
@@heimlershistory OMG you answered...so are you! This channel is a great summary for everything
When can we expect a unit review???
Units 5-6 are only part of my Ultimate Review Packet...
Heimler's History rip I’m poor
My exam is in 5 minutes
The videos are behind for me 😭
Yeah, you’re not the only one. Doing my best to get them out. Where are y’all at?
Thank you for the disclaimer! I never had any doubts.
my notes:
How cities changed
influx of migrants from rural areas into urban areas, population of cities exploded
Cities not planning for new pop. so add bad infrastructure
Tenement: badly constructed, poorly ventilated, unsanitary
Factory workers sponsor building of tenements
Disease
Cholera: ppl get by dring contaminated water, result, diarrhea and vomiting, and some death
Ppl got sick bc human waste was either dumped into the streets or cesspools full of it were dumped into or near the water supply
Ppl didnt know much abt germs and disease
eventually they got it and then industrialized cities began to make efforts to solve these problems like better sewage and better ways to remove trash from people’s living spaces
Rise in standards of living
Growth of middle class
Industrialization afforded them more wealth to purchase consumer goods and better access to education
White collar worker: dressed up in their suits and their white collars and went to the office and management jobs
top of the social hierarchy were the industrialists or the factory owners
How families changed
Before: most families lived on farms and all work together
Now: everyone working, but not together
Families went to their factory jobs in the dark, and they returned home in the dark
They ate most of their meals in the factory with other factory workers, not their family
Effect: fracturing of family
wasn’t unusual for working class women to hold down jobs in factories
Wives of white collar workers typically didn’t have paid jobs at all but instead stayed home to raise children
Cult of Domesticity: bestow dignity upon women bc it said was you are doing good work at home and valuable work at home (You’re raising children who then can later make meaningful contributions to society)
taught that the woman’s main goal was to make the home a haven of rest for her husband who is out in the world doing real work
Women raise their voices for their rights (Seneca Falls Convention 1848)
women gathered and produced a document called the Declaration of Sentiments which borrowed its language heavily from the American Declaration of Independence with a few additions
We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men and women are created equal
How everything affected the environment
fossil fuels like coal and petroleum were the driving engines of industrialization
New word enter English lexicon-smog: smoke and fog
choked the inhabitants and caused endless respiratory troubles for all who lived there
both human and industrial waste was dumped into rivers and that polluted the water supply
reated the occasion for the spread of diseases like cholera and other kinds of bacterial woes
Yes, make me my SANDWICH WOMAN!!!!!
Is there a Unit 5 review?
anybody else’s teacher too lazy to teach and just assigning heimler’s videos for homework or is it just mine 😭😭
Test tomorrow!!!😂
Unit 5
Well go get it!
ok this is epic
the 19th amendment was a massive mistake