[M1S3] Part 1 Flashcards

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1
Q

marked a period of development in
the latter half of the 18th century that transformed largely
rural, agrarian societies in Europe and America into
industrialized, urban ones

A

Industrial Revolution

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2
Q

The American Industrial Revolution commonly referred to as what?

A
the second
Industrial Revolution (1820 and 1870)
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3
Q

The Industrial Revolution led to inventions that included what

A
telephone
sewing machine
X-ray
lightbulb
combustible engine
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4
Q

The increase in the number of factories and migration to the cities led to what

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pollution, deplorable working and living conditions, as well as child labor.

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5
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who invented the first steam engine

A

Thomas Newcomen 1712

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6
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who invented the spinning jenny

A

a british carpenter and weaver, James Hargreaves 1764

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7
Q

who invented the cotton gin

A

Eli Whitney 1794

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8
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who invented the telegraph

A

Samuel Morse 1844

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9
Q

creates a machine that
makes it much easier to separate
cotton seeds from cotton fiber.

A

cotton gin 1794

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10
Q

allows messages to be sent

quickly over a wire.

A

telegraph 1844

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11
Q

By 1860,

telegraph wires stretch from where to where?

A

east
coast of the United States west of the
Mississippi River.

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12
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who invented the Sewing Machine

A

Elias Howe 1846

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13
Q

because of this invention, clothes can now be made

in large factories.

A

sewing machine

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14
Q

using this is a safer way to blast holes in
mountains or the ground than simply
lighting black powder

A

dynamite

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15
Q

important in clearing paths to build
things such as roads and railroad
tracks.

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dynamite

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16
Q

who invented the dynamite

A

Alfred Nobel 1866

17
Q

What information did Louise Pasteur use when he created the vaccine

A

germs caused disease

18
Q

who invented the vaccine

A

Louis Pasteur 1870

19
Q

helped prevent many
common diseases, which helped
people live longer

A

vaccine

20
Q

who was the first to get the patent for inventing the telephone

A

Alexander Graham Bell 1876

21
Q

this greatly changes the

way the world communicates

A

telephone

22
Q

who created the lightbulb that lasted longer than other designs and showed it off by lighting a lamp

A

Thomas Edison 1879

23
Q

allow
people to do many things at night,
such as work, that used to only
happen during the day

A

lightbulb