chapters 19-21 Flashcards
a time of dramatic changes in agriculture, industry, and technology
the industrial revolution also called the age of industry
what is the most critical factor in determining how far a nation may advance
the mastery of food supply
invented the reaper
Cyrus mcCormick
wages compared to the cost of living
real wages
invented flying shuttle
John kay
spinning mule
Samuel crompton
power loom
Edmund Cartwright
who were the people that we have to associate textiles with
John kay, Samuel crompton, Edmund Cartwright
cotton Gin
Eli whitney
steam engine (coal-burnig)
James watt
miners safety lamp
sir Humphry davy
inexpensive iron into steel process
Henry bessemer
first practical steam ship
Robert fulton
the first practical steam-powered locomotive
george Stephenson
first cars in america
Henry ford
electric Telegraph
Samuel morse
atomic theory
John dalton
germ theory
Louis pasteur
married scientists; polonium and radium
Pierre and Marie curie
antiseptics
Joseph lister
an economic system
capitalism (free enterprise)
giant for banking
j.p. morgan
love of mankind
philanthropy
England’s longest reigning monarch
queen victoria
founder of the police
sir Robert peel
married queen Victoria and became the prince consort
prince Albert
the middle class
liberals
upper class
conservatives
prince of preachers
Charles spurgeon
wrote Bible character devotions
f.b. meyer
greatest British missionary in china
j. hudson taylor
military guy who helped allow relations between Japan and the u.s. with a u.s. treaty
commodore Matthew Perry
first diplomatic representative sent to Japan
Townsend harris
first Baptist missionary
Jonathan guble
most famous Japanese christian
neesima
founded orphanages
george muller
founded the salvation army
William booth
young men’s christian association
YMCA
single-handedly created the modern nursing profession
Florence nightengale
Canada; sent to settle French vs. British turmoil
lord Durham
a powerful trade company which was not officially connect with the government
east India company
native indians revolt against the loss of traditions and autonomy
sepoy rebellion
Indian missionary; the bible translated it
William Carey
Indian missionary; rescued young girls from prostitution
Amy carmichael
dark continent
another name for Africa
most famous African explorer (missionary; victoria falls)
David livingstone
the most unique of all the African states
Liberia
first Christian missionary to Liberia along with Colin teague
lott Carey
farmer and cattle ranchers
Boers
who won the Boers war
england won
convicts and debtors; native people from australia
aborigines
rules after queen Victoria; Victoria’s son
Edward VII
Charles Darwin; aka evolution
darwinism
a desire to break loose from established governments and rule themselves based on what was seen as “Natural” boundaries of national origin
Revolutionary Nationalism
German Philosopher
Immanuel Kant
the idea that truth is relativism and dependent on man’s reasoning
relativism
Father of Theological Liberalism
Friedrich Schleiermacher
Austria, Prussia, Russia, great Britain, and france
quadruple alliance
Spaniards born in the colonies working for independence
creoles
“The Liberator” Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela
Simon Bolívar
1823 U.S. Warning to Europe to not intervene in Latin America
Monroe doctrine
restored monarch of France; bad leader
Louis XVIII
Next King, desired a strong Monarchy; successor of Louis XVIII
July Revolution (1830)
Charles X
France, England, Russia
triple entente
a secret society aimed at insurrection and unification through violence; Giuseppe Mazzini
young italy
a paramilitary group; organized by Giuseppe Garibaldi
red shirts
first king of united italy
victor Emmanuel II
united Germany; used military means to unify the states; leader of prussia
Otto Von Bismarck
first emperor of a united germany
king Wilhelm
the king of Hungary and the emperor of austria (Hapsburg)
Francis joseph I