The Industrial Revolution Flashcards

(69 cards)

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Enclosure movement

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The process of taking over and consolidating land formerly shared by peasant farmers

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Smelt

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Separating iron from its ore

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Capital

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Money used to invest in enterprises

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Enterprise

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A business organization in an area such as shipping, mining, railroads, or factories

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Turnpike

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Private roads built by entrepreneurs who charged travelers a toll to use them

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Putting out system

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Cottage industry

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Urbanization and what caused it

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The movement of people to cities. Changes in farming, soaring population, and increasing demand for workers

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Tenement

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Multistory buildings divided into apartments

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Labor union and their goals

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Workers organizations. Wanted workers rights

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Luddite movement

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Smashed textile machines with sledgehammers and burned factories

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Methodism

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Rekindling hope among the poor and forgiveness and a better life to come

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Utilitarianism

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Goal of society should be “greatest happiness for the greatest number”

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Socialism

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System in which people as a whole rather than private individuals own and operate the means of production

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Communism

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System in which governments led by a small elite controlled all economic and political life

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Proletariat

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Working class

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Social democracy

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A political ideology in which there is a gradual transition from capitalism to socialism

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Dynamo

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A machine that generates electricity

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Bessemer process

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A new process of making steel from iron

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Anesthetic

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A drug that prevents pain during surgery

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Impressionism

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School of painting that tried to capture fleeting visual impressions

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Jethro Tull

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Invented the seed drill

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22
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Thomas Newcomen

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Invented the steam engine

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Eli Whitney

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Invented the cotton gin

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James Hargreaves

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Invented the spinning jenny

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Richard Arkwright
Invented the water frame
26
John Kay
Invented the flying shuttle
27
James Watt
Improved Newcomen's steam engine
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John Wesley
Founded the methodist movement
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Adam Smith
Capitalism
30
Thomas Malthus
Population would increase faster than the food supply
31
David Ricardo
Laissez-faire economist
32
Jeremy Bentham
Advocated utilitarianism
33
John Stewart Mill
Individual freedom with government involvement
34
Robert Owen
Set up a socialist community
35
Karl Marx
Scientific socialism, haves and have nots
36
Friedrich Engels
Teamed up with Marx
37
William Cockerill
Opened factories in Belgium manufacturing spinning and weaving machines
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Robert Fulton
Invented the steamboat
39
Henry Bessemer
Bessemer process
40
Alfred Nobel
Invented dynamite
41
Alessandro Volta
Developed the first battery
42
Michael Faraday
Invented the dynamo
43
Thomas Edison
Invented the lightbulb, phonograph, and motion picture camera
44
Nikolaus Otto
Invented the internal combustion machine
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Karl Benz
First automobile with three wheels
46
Gottlieb Daimler
First four wheel automobile
47
Henry Ford
Utilized the assembly line
48
Wilber and Orville Wright
Made an airplane
49
Samuel Morse
Invented the telegraph
50
Alexander Graham Bell
Invented the telephone
51
Guglielmo Marconi
Invented the radio
52
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
53
Louis Pasteur
Showed the link between microbes and disease
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Robert Koch
Identified bacterium that cause tuberculosis
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Florence Nightingale
World's first school of nursing
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Joseph Lister
How antiseptics prevent infection
57
John Dalton
Modern atomic theory
58
Dmitri Mendeleyev
Periodic table of elements
59
Charles Lyell
Offered evidence that earth formed over millions of years
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Charles Darwin
Evolution, survival of the fittest, natural selection
61
Lord Bryon
Larger than life figure
62
Victor Hugo
Three Musketeers and Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Beethoven
Nine symphonies, many minor works
64
Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist, portrayed lives of the working class
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Claude Monet
Painted one scene and then the same one at a different time of year
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Edgar Degas
Brushed strokes of color side by side without blending
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Georges Seurat
Pointilism
68
Vincent van Gogh
Dreamlike quality
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Industrial Revolution
Period of change (second agricultural revolution)