WH Ch 19 Flashcards

1
Q

growing just enough food to meet personal needs

A

Subsistence Farming

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2
Q

the most critical factor for the advancement of a nation

A

Mastery of the food supply

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3
Q

a way of life based on the teaching that God expects man to work & work is a noble duty

A

Protestant Work Ethic

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4
Q

seed drill

A

Jethro Tull

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5
Q

steel plow

A

John Deere

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6
Q

the mechanical reaper

A

Cyrus McCormick

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7
Q

work was done in homes or small, private shops

A

Domestic System

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8
Q

a large number of people employed to produce manufactured goods in a systematic way for wages

A

Factory System

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9
Q

wages as compared to the cost of living

A

Real Wages

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10
Q

flying shuttle

A

John Kay

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11
Q

spinning frame

A

Richard Arkwright

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12
Q

spinning mule

A

Samuel Crompton

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13
Q

power loom

A

Edmund Cartwright

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14
Q

flying shuttle

A

John Klay

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15
Q

spinning Jenny

A

James Hargreaves

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16
Q

spinning frame

A

Richard Arkwright

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17
Q

spinning mule

A

Samuel Crompton

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18
Q

power loom

A

Edmund Cartwright

19
Q

enabled land holders to control the breeding of their live stock

A

Enclosure movement

20
Q

cotton gin

A

Eli Whitney

21
Q

practical, coal-burning steam engine

A

James Watt

22
Q

Miner’s safety lamp

A

Sir Humphry Davy

23
Q

process to convert iron to steel

A

Henry Bessemer and William Kelly

24
Q

first practical steamship

A

Robert Fulton

25
Q

internal combustion engine

A

Gotlieb Daimler

26
Q

diesel engine

A

Rudolph Diesel

27
Q

perfected the first modern automobile in 1896

A

Henry Ford

28
Q

electric telegraph

A

Samuel Morse

29
Q

when was the telegraph invited

30
Q

first transatlantic cable

A

Cyrus Field

31
Q

invented the 1st working telephone

A

Alexander Graham Bell

32
Q

when was the first telephone made

33
Q

atomic theory

A

John Dalton

34
Q

developed the 1st vaccine for the smallpox disease

A

Edward Jenner

35
Q

when was the first vaccine made

36
Q

discovered the germ theory of disease in 1864

A

Louis Pasteur

37
Q

developed antiseptics

A

Joseph lister

38
Q

America’s economic growth can be contributed to the what system

A

capitalism

39
Q

founded and owned the largest steel company in the world in the late 1800’s

A

Andrew Carnegie

40
Q

founded and owned the largest oil company in the world in the last 1800’s

A

John D. Rockefeller

41
Q

known for progress in banking

A

J.P. Morgan

42
Q

donating money to social causes to help the less fortunate

A

Philanthropy

43
Q

wrote wealth of nations

A

Adam Smith