Notebook (Continued) Flashcards

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(Advances in science and medicine cause and effect) Medical Science

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Discoveries of Edward Jenner, Louis Pasteur & Joseph Lister
Effects:
Ability to isolate causes of diseases and create vaccines against them. Many medicines were developed. Prolonged life.

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(Advances in science and medicine cause and effect) Biological Science

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Rudolf virchow’s cell theory, Jean baptise lamarch’s findings, Mendel’s genetics

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(Advances in science and medicine cause and effect) physical science

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Pierre and Marie curie discovery, max Planck’s quantum theory. Noel Bohr’s discovery

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Methods of production during industrial revolution

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Division of labor
Assembly line technology
Interchangeable parts

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Methods of textile production

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Mechanization

Factory system

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Methods of agricultural production

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Enclosure movement
Preservation of soil fertility
Crop rotation

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Effects of the industrial revolution

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Technology, prohibited sale of harmful substances
Overcrowded filthy cities 
Long work hours
Decrease in amount of people employed 
Less money
Number of Union members increased 
Create equality, shrink middle class
Increased production, dirty factories and low wages
Changing role of women- moved from houses, spent long hrs away from family/house, hazardous conditions
23 million tons of coal were produced 
Population and industry growth
Badly built workers' houses
Cramped conditions
More children received education
Lack of paper in schools
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Realist art (painting)

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Based on details of daily life
Scenes of common people at work often shown
Figures dresses in daily casual or work clothes
Human body isn’t idealized
Faces don’t show strong emotions
Artists attempt to paint light as if looks on and around figures and objects

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Realist art

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Realist period lasted from about the 1830s to 1900. Realist artists emphasizes importance of showing people and their lives as they really are. Realist works of art depict situations from daily life, no matter how unpleasant or unheroic they might be.

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Realist art(literature)

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Describes hardships of everyday life and criticizes the greed and bad manners of the middle class

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Realist art (music (verismo))

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In opera, a play with its text set to music, mood changes with scene to imitate real life situation of everyday characters
Melody imitates human speech and voice and conveys realistic emotions

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Advantages of mass production

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Less skill laborers, less work
Factory owners gain a lot of money
Cheaper products

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Capitalism

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Based on the principal of individual rights
System of laissez-faire (belief that government should not interfere with business operations)
Results in a market system in which prices for goods and services are set by consent between sellers and consumers.

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Socialism

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Political system that advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole
Characterized by strong state direction in political and economic policy

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Proletarians

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Name given by Marx to the working class

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Child labor

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More money for poor families 
Young children worked in bad conditions 
Typical working day = 16 hrs
Short breaks
Whipped to remain awake and attentive
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Scramble for territory in Africa

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READ DBQ INTRO
Berlin conference
Placed under European control
Seven countries given right to own a particular territory
Britain wanted raw materials and new markets

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White mans burden

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Belief that it was the obligation of the white men to make African culture “better”
Superiority

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Sphere of influence

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Made China a place where nations searched for privileges
Scramble for trade
Imperialist pierre simply pursued wealth in the nation

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Causes of world war 1 (long term/ short term)

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Short term: 
The spark (READ DBQ)
Long term:
Militarism
Imperialism
Nationalism
Alliances
Atmosphere in Europe (maybe)
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Technology of world war 1

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Poison gas
Flame throwers
Tanks
Airplanes
U boats
Machine gun
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Propaganda during world war 1

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Objectives:
Financing war effort
Eliminating dissent
Recruitment of soldiers
Participation in home-front organizations
Tools:
Emotional appeals
Patriotic appeals
Evocative visual symbols
Demonization
Half- truths or lies
Catchy slogans 
Humor or caricatures
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Causes of imperialism

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Economic motives (desire to make money, to expand and control foreign trade, to create markets for products, to acquire raw materials and cheap labor, etc)
Political motives- a nations desire to gain power. Compete with other countries. Expand territory. Expand military force. Gain prestige
Religious motives- desire to spread Christianity. Protect European missionaries. Spread European values and moral beliefs. Educate peoples of other cultures. End slave trade.

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Causes of imperialism continued

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Exploratory motives - the desire to explore unknown territory. Conduct scientific research and medical searches. To go on adventure.
Ideological motives - superiority

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Effect of imperialism

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Brought about warfare due to attempt to unify ethnic groups
Africans were looked down upon 
People received educations
Better roads
More taxes etc
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Fourteen points

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President wilson’s ideas on how to bring world peace used in treaty of Versailles (only #8, 13, & 14)

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Terry of Versailles

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Treaty to punish Germany
Vengeance
return Alsace- Lorraine region to France
Demilitarize the rhineland
Pay 32 billion in reparations
Agree to war guilt cause
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Trench warfare

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475 miles of trenches dug across northern France
British troops used 10 million shovels during the war
Boring terrifying and caused shell shock
Horrible living conditions
Bayonets- knives that attach to end of rifle
“Over the top”- command to prepare to charge
No mans land- land between enemy trenches
Barbed wire and mines