Europeans moved here to work in the new factories.
What is the city?
100
Marx's term for the working class.
What is the proletariat?
100
Twelve years after "The Origin of Species," this second work was published.
What is "The Descent of Man?"
100
Not Truth, but THIS is the base of existence.
What is the Will to Power?
100
Darwin doesn't explicitly mention THIS animal in "The Origin of Species."
What is Man?
200
The Industrial Revolution really got started in this nation.
What is England?
200
According to Malthus, only restriction of reproduction by THESE people would improve working conditions.
What is the poor?
200
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!! This pseudo-science drew on the similitude of human and 'lower' animal bone structures, and was used to try and validate belief in Anglo racial supremacy.
What is craniology/phrenology?
200
Only THESE people can look into the abyss and find it beautiful.
What is Free Spirits?
200
THIS word refers to the building of empires through the violent colonization of nations and cultures deemed 'unfit' to use their natural resources 'appropriately'--that is, in industrial and technological endeavors.
What is imperialism?
300
This was the first major industry to adopt new factory technology and production machines.
What is the textile industry?
300
THIS prompted Tristan to write her treatise on the perils of working in factories.
What is dangerous working conditions?
300
This term and practice were used to try to justify both capitalist competition AND the European subjugation of non-European peoples.
What is Social Darwinism?
300
This concept was Marx's way of describing how society is determined by material conditions.
What is historical materialism?
300
There are THIS many stages in history, according to Marx.
What is five?
400
This fuel blackened buildings and redefined the environment in urban spaces.
What is coal?
400
Tristan suggested that workers protect themselves by forming THIS kind of group.
What is a union?
400
Nietzsche characterizes science as merely a next step in THIS human tradition.
What is religion?
400
The belief in THIS factor as the mark of progress and civilization led Europeans to consider many cultures in Africa, Asia, and elsewhere, to be "in need" of colonization.
What is industrial technology?
400
THIS term refers to believing in nothing, and recognizing the meaninglessness and futility of existence.
What is nihilism?
500
Widespread poverty forced these workers into dangerous factories and mines.
What is children?
500
Marx and Nietzsche both say that moving beyond THIS allegiance will be a necessary step in the future.
What is the Nation/national ID?
500
This kind of natural selection does not rely on traits that aid survival, and yet it is a powerful force in shaping different cultures.
What is sexual selection?
500
This Marxist struggle can be in some ways interpreted as a version of Nietzsche's "master-slave" dynamic
What is the overthrow of the bourgeoisie by the proletariat?
500
FREEBIE!!! This movie has been brought up repeatedly by Kelsey in reference to pretty much everything we've discussed in this tutorial.
What is "Dr. Strangelove: Or, How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb."