Chapter 25- People Flashcards

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Who increased his mutton output by allowing only his best sheep to breed?

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Robert Bakewell

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Who was a machinist who made a shuttle that sped back and forth on wheels?

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John Kay

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Who created a spinning wheel and named it “Spinning Jenny” after his daughter?

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James Hargreaves

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4
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Who invented the water frame in 1769 which used water power from rapid streams to drive spinning wheels?

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Richard Arkwright

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5
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Who combined features of the spinning jenny and the water frame to produce the spinning mule?

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Samuel Crompton

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6
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Who invented the power loom, which sped up weaving?

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Edmund Cartwright

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Who invented the cotton gin which increased American cotton production from 1.5 million lbs. in 1790 to 85 million lbs. in 1810

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Eli Whitney

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Who was a mathematical instrument maker at the University of Glassgow created a steam engine that worked faster and more efficiently while burning less fuel?

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James Watt

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9
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Who was an entrepreneur that joined James Watt in the making of a more efficient steam engine?

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Matthew Boulton

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10
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Who was an American inventor who built a steamboat called the Clermont using a steam engine from Watt and Boulton?

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Robert Fulton

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11
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Who was a Scottish engineer who equipped road beds with layer of large stones for drainage and on top placed a carefully smoothed layer of crushed rock, which improved all roads?

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John McAdam

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12
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Who was an English engineer who won a bet of thousands of dollars by hauling ten tons of iron over nearly ten miles of track in a steam-driven locomotive?

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Richard Trevithick

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13
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Who was a railroad engineer who built some 20 engines for mine operators in northern England and created the world’s first railroad line?

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George Stephenson

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14
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Who was a French writer who wrote “From this filthy sewer pure gold flows”, after he visited Manchester in 1835?

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Alexis de Tocqueville

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15
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A British mill worker who emigrated to the United States and built a spinning machine from memory and a partial design?

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Samuel Slater

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16
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Who opened the first factory in the United States to house Slater’s machines in Pawtucket, Rhode Island?

A

Moses Brown

17
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Who helped revolutionize the American textile industry and earned enough money to fund a larger operation in another Massachusetts town than their previous one?

A

Francis Cabot Lowell

18
Q

Who was a scientific farmer who created the seed drill which allowed farmers to sow seeds in well-spaced rows at specific depths?

A

Jethro Tull

19
Q

Who was the founder of Standard Oil?

A

J.D. Rockefeller

20
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Who was the founder of the Carnegie Steel Company?

A

Andrew Carnegie

21
Q

Who was a professor at the U of Glassgow in Scotland and defended the idea of free economy? He also published a book called “The Wealth of The Nations.”

A

Adam Smith

22
Q

Who wrote “An Essay on The Principle of Population,” where he argued that population tended to increase more rapidly than the food supply? Without wars and epidemics to kill off extra people, most were destined to be poor and miserable.

A

Thomas Malthus

23
Q

Who believed that a permanent underclass would always be poor? He also published the book “Principles of Political Economy and Taxation.”

A

Dave Ricardo

24
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Who introduced the philosophy of utilitarianism and believed that people should judge ideas, institutions, and actions on the basis of their utility, or usefulness?

A

Jeremy Bentham

25
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Who led the utilitarian movement and believed it was wrong that workers should lead deprived lives that sometimes bordered on starvation?

A

John Stuart Mill

26
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Who improved working conditions for his employees and prohibited children from working in the mills and provided free schooling?

A

Robert Owen

27
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Who was a French reformer who sought to offset the ill effects of industrialization with a new economic system called socialism?

A

Charles Fourier

28
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Who was also a French reformer who sought to offset the ill effects of industrialization with a new economic system called socialism?

A

Saint-Simon

29
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Who advocated change through extension of the right to vote?

A

Louis Blanc

30
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Who introduced the world to a radical type of socialism called Marxism and was a co-publisher of “The Communist Manifesto?”

A

Karl Marx

31
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Who was a German who’s father owned a textile mill in Manchester as helped publish “The Communist Manifesto” with Karl Marx?

A

Friedrich Engels

32
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Who was a highly religious man who was a member of Parliament and led the fight for abolition?

A

William Wilberforce

33
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Who was one of the most prominent U.S. Reformer who favored free public education for all children?

A

Horace Mann

34
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Who set up Hull House in working class district in Chicago which served the immigrant population of the neighborhood and trained social workers?

A

Jane Addams