Developments
Inventions
Major figures
Social impacts
Culture
100

Labor-saving technology meant less employment in this type of work, shifting the job market to other industries in the 1800s.

What is farming/agriculture?

100

This is used in surgery to prevent pain.

What is an anesthetic/anesthesia?

100

He invented the steam engine used in machinery and later locomotives and steamships.

Who was James Watt?

100

Working conditions in these two industrial settings were particularly harsh during the 1800s.

What are factories and mines?

100

This Dutch painter, who rose to fame with The Starry Night, cut off his own ear after an argument with a fellow artist.

Who was Vincent Van Gogh?

200

This is a term for movement of people to the cities.

What is urbanization?

200

Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla were both pioneers in harnessing this type of power.

What is electricity?

200

He authored the Communist Manifesto.

Who was Karl Marx?

200

Merchants, some professionals and skilled laborers were considered part of this growing segment of the population in the 1800s.

What is the middle class?

200

The Realism movement in the arts included this author of Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, A Christmas Carol, and Great Expectations.

Who was Charles Dickens?

300

This is a name for someone who starts a new business and takes on the risks for managing it.

What is an entrepreneur?

300

Orville and Wilbur Wright made bicycles for a living but became famous for this invention.

What is the airplane?

300

Adam Smith's free market ideal used this French-named type of economics.

What is laissez-faire?

300

Poorer people tended to live in small apartment buildings known as these.

What are tenements?

300

This artistic movement, emphasizing imagination, freedom and emotion, may have been a counter to the harsh realities of industrialization.

What is Romanticism?

400

This method of production relies on specialized workers performing particular tasks as part of a sequence of work stations.

What is assembly line?

400

This device, invented by Eli Whitney, quickly separated cotton seeds from raw cotton -- leading to a boost in cotton production.

What is the cotton gin?

400

People applied the term "survival of the fittest" to his theory of natural selection.

Who was Charles Darwin?

400

This is what labor unions use to negotiate better pay and working conditions.

What is collective bargaining?

400

Louis Daguerre and William Fox Talbot helped people capture moments with innovation in this field.

What is photography?

500

This is a term for the working class, the least likely to have access to financial freedom, and is abbreviated "the proles" in Orwell's 1984.

What is the proletariat?

500

Although best known for the prize that now bears his name, Alfred Nobel invented this, which caused him a mixture of pride and pain.

What is dynamite?

500

Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and Sojourner Truth each fought for this particular woman's right.

What is suffrage (the right to vote)?

500

The Sadler Report focused on exposing working conditions for these individuals and helped change regulations.

Who are children?

500

Music, news and variety programming eventually were broadcast on this innovation for which Guglielmo Marconi was credited.

What is radio?

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