test 8 Flashcards
growing just enough food to survive
subsistence farming
most critical factor for the advancement of a nation
mastery of food supply
steel plow
John Deere
allowed work to be done in homes or private shops
domestic system
mechanical reaper
Cyrus McCormick
wages compared to the cost of living
real wages
large number of people employed to produce goods in manufactured ways
factory system
flying shuttle
John Kay
industrial revolution began here
England’s textile factories
spinning mule
Samuel Crompton
enabled landowners to control livestock
enclosure movement
practical, coal-burning steam engine
James Watt
cotton gin
Eli Whitney
miners safety lamp
Sir Humphrey Davy
first electric telegraph machine
Samuel Morse
canals
Erie and suez
first steam-powered LOCOTMOTIVE
Stephenson
first modern automobile
Henry ford
first steamSHIP
Fulton
first transatlantic cable
Cyrus Field
Diesel Engine
Rudolph Diesel
first vaccine for small pox
Edward Jenner
atomic theory
Dalton
internal combustion engine
Daimler
gave the process of converting iron to steel
Henry Bessemer & William Kelly
first working telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
developed antiseptics
Joseph Lister
one of the greatest inventors
Thomas Edison
essay question: Main Characteristics of a capitalist (free enterprise) economy
- Private ownership of production
- Investments are made by private citizens
- Prices and production of goods are based on the economy not the government
- GNP (Gross National Product) is usually high
founded largest steel company in the world
Carneige
known for banking
JP Morgan
our economic growth can be contributed to _____
capitalism
largely responsible for capitalism in America; wrote wealth of nations
Adam Smith
founded and owned the largest oil company in America
Rockefeller
donating money to social causes to help the less fortunate
philanthropy
Victoria’s age when she became queen; reign?
18; 64 years
Victoria’s husband
Prince Albert
the right to vote
Suffrage
represented liberals
William Gladstone
represented conservatives; they are the upper class of england
Benjamin Disraeli
best known preacher of victorian england
Charles Spurgeon
best known preacher in America
DL moody
cricket player
C.T. Studd
founded china Inland mission
J. Hudson Taylor
modern nursing profession
Florence Nightingale
negotiated treaty of trade between America and japan
Matthew Perry
first ambassador to Japan who helped bring missionaries
Townshend Harris
one of the first missionaries to the interior of Japan
Joseph Harty/Neesima
first Baptist missionary to Japan; invented rigshaw
Goble
German known for building orphanages and strongest prayer life
George Muler
offered food and shelter to working men
YMCA
founder of the Salvation Army in England
William Booth
Florence nightingale popular in what war
Crimean War
establishment of colonies to benefit an empire
imperialism
essay option: reasons for British expansion
Economic Growth (GOLD)
Religious Outreach (GOD)
Patriotic Pride (GLORY)
negotiations between government of nations; most of England’s growth came from this
Diplomacy
powerful trading company that gained control of India
East India Company
rebellion that came as a result of westerners being insensitive to Indian culture; how did England regain control?
Sepoy Rebellion; India Act
translated the Bible into over 400 Indian dialects
William Carey
rescued young Indian girls from Pagan Temples
Carmichael
crossed Sahara desert
Clapperton
most famous missionary explorer of Africa
Livingstone
sent to find Livingstone
Henry Stanley
first independent African republic
Liberia
missionary to Liberia
Teague
earliest European settlers to south Africa
Afrikaners (Dutch)
Dutch Farmers
Boers
The Boers moved north (“Great Trek”) and established the _______ and _____
orange free state and transvaal
won Boer war
British
explored Australia
James Cook
increased Australian population
Gold Rush
natives of Australia
Aborigines
natives of New Zealand
Maoris
recognizes British monarch as head
British Commonwealth of nations
major topic of tension between England and Ireland
religion; Protestant vs. Catholic
Queen victoria’s son
Edward VII
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