WH Ch 19 Flashcards
growing just enough food to meet personal needs
Subsistence Farming
the most critical factor for the advancement of a nation
Mastery of the food supply
a way of life based on the teaching that God expects man to work & work is a noble duty
Protestant Work Ethic
seed drill
Jethro Tull
steel plow
John Deere
the mechanical reaper
Cyrus McCormick
work was done in homes or small, private shops
Domestic System
a large number of people employed to produce manufactured goods in a systematic way for wages
Factory System
wages as compared to the cost of living
Real Wages
flying shuttle
John Kay
spinning frame
Richard Arkwright
spinning mule
Samuel Crompton
power loom
Edmund Cartwright
flying shuttle
John Klay
spinning Jenny
James Hargreaves
spinning frame
Richard Arkwright
spinning mule
Samuel Crompton
power loom
Edmund Cartwright
enabled land holders to control the breeding of their live stock
Enclosure movement
cotton gin
Eli Whitney
practical, coal-burning steam engine
James Watt
Miner’s safety lamp
Sir Humphry Davy
process to convert iron to steel
Henry Bessemer and William Kelly
first practical steamship
Robert Fulton
internal combustion engine
Gotlieb Daimler
diesel engine
Rudolph Diesel
perfected the first modern automobile in 1896
Henry Ford
electric telegraph
Samuel Morse
when was the telegraph invited
1844
first transatlantic cable
Cyrus Field
invented the 1st working telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
when was the first telephone made
1896
atomic theory
John Dalton
developed the 1st vaccine for the smallpox disease
Edward Jenner
when was the first vaccine made
1796
discovered the germ theory of disease in 1864
Louis Pasteur
developed antiseptics
Joseph lister
America’s economic growth can be contributed to the what system
capitalism
founded and owned the largest steel company in the world in the late 1800’s
Andrew Carnegie
founded and owned the largest oil company in the world in the last 1800’s
John D. Rockefeller
known for progress in banking
J.P. Morgan
donating money to social causes to help the less fortunate
Philanthropy
wrote wealth of nations
Adam Smith