Category 1
steel, electricity, and oil
Second Industrial Revolution
method of mass production
assembly line
ability to make more stuff
mass production
world-wide trade
globalization
class warfare
Marxism
middle class
bourgeoisie
working class
proletariat
group of workers
labor union
growth of cities
urbanization
people living together in large numbers
mass society
women’s rights
feminism
right to vote
suffrage
taxpayer funded education
public education
free time
leisure
created for usefulness
functionalism
political democracy
people have say in government
leader obeys legislative branch, not king
ministerial responsibilty
emperor of Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm II
rebellion art
modernism
radiation
Marie Curie
theory of relativity
Albert Einstein
weird psychologist
Sigmund Freud
“survival of the fittest”
Social Darwinism
massacres of minorities
pogroms
Jewish nationalism in Israel
Zionism