World History LTMs U4 Flashcards
American “inventor” of electric light bulb; “wizard of Menlo Park”
Thomas Edison
developed telephone and microphone
Alexander Graham Bell
sent first radio waves across the Atlantic; wireless telegraph
Marconi
this invention gave rise to ocean liners, airplanes, and automobiles
internal-combustion engine
first to fly powered, sustained, controlled flight
Wright brothers
three important elements in mass production
- assembly line
- division of labor
- interchangeable parts
“Communist Manifesto”; socialism; “history of class struggle”; communism
Karl Marx
group of workers who seek improvement of wages, conditions, and benefits
union
leading Am. suffragist; Declaration of Rights and Sentiment
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Austro-Hungarian emperor who basically ignored Parliament
Francis Joseph
Russian czar who believed in autocracy; granted some liberties but basically ignored people’s wishes; Duma
Nicholas II
French chemists who discovered radium, radioactivity, atoms gave off light
Marie Curie & Pierre Curie
Marxist name for the working class
proletariat
members of the Triple Alliance
Austria-Hungary, Italy, Germany
members of the Triple Entente
Great Britain, France, Russia
German scientist; special theory of relativity = space and time are not absolute; E=MC^2
Albert Einstein
German scientist; special theory of relativity = space and time are not absolute; E=MC^2
Albert Einstein
psychoanalysis; human behavior determined by past experience and internal forces
Sigmund Freud
“survival of the fittest”; British philosopher; social Darwinism
Herbert Spencer
Jewish nationalist movement; Herzl; goal of Jewish homeland in Palestine
Zionism
3 men who strongly influenced the automobile industry
- Henry Ford
- Benz
- Daimier
germ theory of disease; microbiology; rabies vaccine; pasteurization
Louis Pasteur
art movement that presented an impression of a scene at a given moment in time
Impressionism
Industrial Revolution began here because of resources, workers, capital, and markets
Great Britain
one invention that increased efficiency and spread of industry production
Cotton Gin
one invention that increased efficiency and spread of industry in transportation
steam engine
population poses the greatest challenge to human progress; ppl multiply more rapidly than food supply despite natural checks
malthus
necessary factors of production during Industrial Revolution
land, labor, capital
3 cons to Industrial Revolution
- child labor
- decreased life expectancy
- harsh working conditions
3 pros to Industrial Revolution
- mechanical advancements
- transportation advancements
- city growth
3 pros to Industrial Revolution
- mechanical advancements
- transportation advancements
- city growth
movement that stressed individualism, emotion, and imagination
Romanticism
“Origins of the Species”; evolution from simpler forms; natural selection; controversial
Charles Darwin
movement that stressed every day, ordinary life; precise descriptions; social issues
realism
Russians seek warm water ports in the Black Sea; war against Ottomans, GB, and France
Crimean War
2 Italian leaders - one from North, one from South - who unite almost all of Italy
- Victor Emmanuel II
- Giuseppe Garibald
militaristic Prussian prime minister; fought many wars and helped German unification
Otto von Bismark
2 provinces given to Germany at end of Franco-Prussian war; leads to lasting resentment
- Alsace
- Lorraine
reign from 1837-1901 longest in English history; sense of duty and moral respectability; age named after her
Victoria
founded 1st nursing school; served as a nurse during Crimean War; improved sanitary cond.
Florence Nightingale
2 reasons for American Civil War
- slavery
- states rights
important class that developed as a result of the IR; bought products; kids educated
middle class
domination by a powerful nation over the political, economic, and cultural affairs of another nation or region
imperialism
responsibility to civilize and Christianize primitive peoples
white man’s burden
region in which, although a native ruler kept his title, a foreign power actually ruled
proctorate
Egypt; linked the Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea; British take control of Egypt
Suez Canal
British explorer and missionary who traveled though Central Africa; wanted find navigatable river
David Livingstone
Indian soldiers rise against British; caused by culture clash = gun cartridges; though crushed it was 1st attempt to oust British from SE Asia
Sepoy Mutiny
Indian revolutionary leader; lawyer; nonviolent resistance; civil disobedience
Mohandas Gandhi
Indian writer, educator, and philosopher; promoted pride in national Indian consciousness
Rabindranath Tagore
two South American men who led revolutions for LA independence with great success
Simon Bolivar
Jose de San Martin
U.S. president advises Europeans to stay out of the Western Hemisphere; 1823
Monroe Doctrine