21.1
Alfred Nobel created ______
The light bulb
What is dynamite (2)
The “standards of living” for working class workers did what in the 1800s?
Fell
Rose
Stayed the same
What is rose (2)
The scientist who made the theory of evolution
1. John Dalton
2. Charles Darwin
3. Thomas Edison
Who is Charles Darwin (2)
An artistic style that emphasized imagination, freedom, and emotion is
Impressionism
Romanticism
Realism
What is Romanticism (2)
Businesses that are owned by many investors who buy shares of stock
What is a corporation
The 2 new methods of production that were introduced in the 1800s were
Interchangeable parts and the assembly line
Dynamite and airplanes
The telegram and radio
What is Interchangeable parts and the assembly line (1)
Which of the following was NOT a factor that contributed to the population boom of the 1800s?
Improved nutrition
Advancements in Medicine
Improvements in transportation
What is improvements in transportation (3)
During the 1800s, women were expected to do what in their homes?
Spend time raising their children at home and direct servants
Run their own business
Own their own property
What is spend time raising their children at home and direct servants (1)
Which of the following was a popular music composer during romanticism?
1. Gustave Courbet
2. Victor Hugo
3. Ludwig Van Beethoven
Who is Ludwig Van Beethoven (3)
a popular realist writer
Who is Charles Dickens
The process that made it easier for steel to be made from iron was called
The Bessemer Process
The Kelly Process
The Edison Process
What is the Bessemer Process (1)
How did steel change cities in the late 1800s?
It allowed for buildings to be taller
It was used to build stronger underground sewage systems
It helped buildings to become shorter
What is it allowed for buildings to be taller (1)
Teachers received training at places in the 1800s called
Religious schools
Fake Schools
Normal Schools
What is Normal Schools (3)
Realism wanted to portray
The harsh side of life living in cities or villages
The first impression of viewers
Photography
What is the harsh side of life living in cities or villages (1)
this is an African American suffragist
Who is Sojourner Truth
The two countries that industrialized the quickest after Britain in the second industrial revolution were
Germany and France
United States and Germany
France and the United States
Who is Germany and the United States (2)
During “urban renewal,” the rich moved to the ______ and the poor moved to the ______
Outskirts and slums
Slums and outskirts
The town of Ovid and the town of Elsie
What is outskirts and slums (1)
One of the movements that women’s groups supported was
The temperance movement
Social Gospel
What is the temperance movement (2)
Romanticism was a reaction to writers who were a part of the
French Revolution
Enlightenment
Social Gospel
What is Enlightenment (2)
this is rebuilding of the poor areas of the city
What is urban renewal
Name 1 invention we talked about in 20.1 that changed technology, communication, or transportation. Include who made this invention.
Alfred Nobel - dynamite
Henry Bessemer - steel
Michael Faraday - dynamo
Thomas Edison - light bulb
Automobile - Karl Benz or Henry Ford
Airplane - Orville and Wilbur Wright
Telephone - Alexander Graham Bell
Radio - Guglielmo Marconi
Name 2 of the things that cause the population to boom.
Improved methods of farming
Food storage and distribution
Medicine advances and improvements
Improved Nutrition
What is women's suffrage? Name one major advocate for women's rights and suffrage.
Women's right to vote
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Antony
Sojourner Truth
Name 2 of the art movements we talked about in this section and their definitions.
Romanticism - emphasis on imagination, freedom, and emotion
Realism - represents the world as it was, focused on the harsher side of life
Impressionism - the first impression made by a scene or object on the viewers eye
Post-impressionism - variety of styles
this individual created the radio
Who is Guglielmo Marconi?