Arts & Literature
Peoples
Terms
Individuals
Science
100
American author who wrote "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer".
Mark Twain
100
People who want to abolish all government.
Anarchists
100
Change to improve society.
Reform
100
Austrian physician who developed the concept of the conscious and subconscious mind.
Sigmund Freud
100
The study of living things.
Biology
200
German music composer who expressed a love of nature.
Ludwig van Beethoven
200
Women who wanted voting rights.
Suffragettes
200
Ideology based on individual rights and representative government.
Liberalism
200
British biologist who developed the theory of natural selection.
Charles Darwin
200
The study of how human traits are inherited.
Genetics
300
Writers who described the ugly aspects of everyday life without emotion.
Naturalists
300
Native people of Australia
Aborigines
300
Source of energy that did not need to be connected to an electric power supply.
Internal combustion engine
300
Long-reigning ruler of England who was not very involved in government.
Queen Victoria
300
The process by which certain elements disintegrate and release energy.
Radioactivity
400
French author who wrote "Les Miserables" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame".
Victor Hugo
400
Groups organized in support of a common cause.
Coalitions
400
Voting rights
Suffrage
400
British man who discovered penicillin.
Sir Alexander Fleming
400
Sciences that deal with the properties of energy and matter.
Physical Sciences
500
Art movement that idealized the golden past.
Romanticism
500
Persons of Indian and white ancestry
Mestizos
500
U.S. policy that opposed European expansion in Latin America.
Monroe Doctrine
500
German physicist who developed the quantum theory of energy.
Max Planck
500
The study of different societies, both past and present, which share basic similarities.
Anthropology
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