Unit 7.4 - 7.7 Flashcards

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Charles Darwin

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English naturalist who wrote On the Origin of Species

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Thomas Malthus

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Argued that a growing population competed for limited resources so the unfit would be weeded out

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Herbert Spencer

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English sociologist and philosopher
Developed Social Darwinism

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Friedrich Nietzsche

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German philosopher who questioned the fundamental cultural values of Western philosophy and morality

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Georges Sorel

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French philosopher who argued that social change required revolutionary action; believed in the overthrowing of the church and the state, replacing the smith a government based on labour unions.

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Sigmund Freud

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Austrian neurologist nd the founder of psychoanalysis

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Albert Einstein

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Developed the theories of special and general relativity (space, time)

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Max planck

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German physicist
Developed quantum theory

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Eugenics

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Aimed to approve the human race by eliminating “undesirables”

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Irrationalism

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Believed that conflict and struggle led to progress and suggested that life be explained not only by the rational methods of science but also by the spirit

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Modernism

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Rejected all traditional belief system and moral codes as hypocritical or outdated

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National selection

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Species change or evolve

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Psycho analysis

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Therapy to study the unconscious mind in order to resolve and understand problems

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Social darwinism

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Struggles for humans for existence

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Theory of evolution

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Argued that humans are a descended from primate ancestors

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King Leopold II of Belgium

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treated the Congo as his own private property and used the people as slave labor

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Rudyard Kipling

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British subject living in India wrote the poem “The White Man’s Burden” in 1899.

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Louis Pasteur

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French Chemist that formulated the germ theory

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Joseph Lister

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British surgeon looked for the cause of infections
Determined they were caused by contaminants
determined the need to sterilize medical tools and workspace

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Sir Humphry Davy

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British Chemist developed anesthesia

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David Livingstone

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Scottish missionary. One of the first people to go into the interior of Africa while spreading christianity. Treated the natives. Died from Malaria and Dysentery.

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Henry Stanley

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Sent to find David Livingstone
Returned to Africa and mapped the interior
Worked with Leopold II thinking he was there for humanitarian aid and he ruined Stanley’s image.

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Cecil Rhodes

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English imperialist who founded De Beers diamond Mine

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Joseph Conrad

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visited the Congo
He wrote the Heart of Darkness telling about the moral treatment of the people in the Congo by Leopold II the king of Belgium

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Edmund D. Morel
spoke about the unethical trading practices in the Congo
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John Hobson
British economist that believed that imperialism jeopardized the wealth of a nation.
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Commodore Matthew Perry
threatened to attack if Japan did not allow more foreign trade.
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Jules Ferry
French man who helped colonize western Africa and wanted to spread Christianity
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Otto von bismark
German Prime Minister who called the Berlin Conference
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Wilhelm II
Dismissed Bismark in 1890 and Germany adopted a more aggressive foreign policy
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Berlin conference
European powers established guidelines for “carving up” of Africa for colonization
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Age of Imperialism
A time period around 1870 when developed nations were taking over less developed areas to expand their own power
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Balance of trade
A total value of exports greater than the value of imports
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Germ theory
Disease caused by microorganisms
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Telegraph
Undersea cables were developed which connected colonies to other continents
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Zulu Resistance
Against British - it was unsuccessful
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Ethiopian Resistance
Against Italy - it was successful
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Sepoy Rebellion
Against the British in India - unsuccessful. Resulted in the British government taking direct control of India from the British East India company.
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Sepoy
Indian soldiers - most were religiously Hindu or Muslim and they resented the growing presence of Christians
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Boxer Rebellion
In China - attacked the capital city Peking
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Meiji Restoration
The Japanese government is overthrown and the power is restored to the Emperor of Japan. The government built schools factories
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In 1905 who did Japan defeat?
Russia
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1910 what country did Japan seize control of?
Korea
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Term referred to Great Britain in Age of Imperialism
Sun Never Set on the British Empire
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3 ways to study unconscious thoughts
Dream analysis Free association Hypnosis
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3 parts of the mind and describe them
Id - Devil Ego - Angel Superego - Combo
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2 purposes for colonies
Resources New market
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2 African countries that were not colonized during the age of imperialism
Liberia Ethiopia
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3 countries that make up Indochina
Vietnam Laos Cambodia
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2 ways colonies in the age of imperialism benefited
Medical advances Better infrastructure
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Why European people were able to colonize Africans so easily
Military Weapons New way to fight diseases Communication