unit test 2 Flashcards

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who invented the seed drill

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jethro tull

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who invented the steel plow

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john Deere

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who invented the power loom

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edmund cartwright

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who invented the telegraph

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samuel morse

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who invented the wireless telegraph and the radio

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guglielmo marconi

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who developed the atomic theory of matter

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john dalton

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who discovered radioactivity, polonium and radium

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pierre and marie curie

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who established the metropolitan police, or bobbie’s?

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robert peel

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who was the prime minister of england four times, that represented the liberals and favored the middle class

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william gladstone

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Who was the only Prime Minister 4) & of Jewish heritage, that was the champion of the conservative party, came from humble beginnings, and favored traditional institutions?

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benjamin disraeli

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“British Peace,” a century-long period beginning with Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo in 1815 and ending with the outbreak of World War I in 1914 during which Britain’s economic and diplomatic influence contributed to economic openness and relatives peace

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pax brittannica

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Who was called the “Pince of Preachers” who pastored the metropolitan tabernacle for over 40 years and was London’s best-known preacher?

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charles haddon spurgeon

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Who formed the best-known orphanages in Bristol England, helping 10k orphans and 50k children?

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george muller

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Who was the founder of the Salvation Army, which spread to 58 countries during his lifetime?

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william booth

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Who was the Earl of Shaftesbury & that led child labor reforms?

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lord ashley

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Parliament prohibited children
under 9 from labor. Many boys and girls received an education

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What did the child labor reforms “ & do?

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Who was the founder of modern i i nursing, earning the name of the
“lady with the lamp” during the Crimean War?

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florence nightingale

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Who was sent by Queen Victoria 1) & to investigate the division of Canada after the 7 Year War? He proposed the British North america act in 1867

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lord durham

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What did the British North
American Act do?

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Allowed self-governance within the empire

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The revolt of Indian soldiers in I w 1857 against certain British practices that violated religious customs (rifles used)

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sepoy rebellion mutiny

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Who was a Scottish missionary in 4 & Africa who explored and found the Victoria Falls?

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david livingstone

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Who was a British politician in South Africa that served as prime minister of the Cape Colony?

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War between the British and the a i Dutch (Boer) over Dutch independence in South Africa; resulted in British victory

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Who invented the mechanical reaper?

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cyrus mccormick

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Who invented the cotton gin? "King Cotton" - slave labor keeps
eli whitney
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Who invented the first steam power engine in 1705?
thomas newcomen
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Who improved the steam engine in 1776?
james watt
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Who invented the miner's safety ) & lamp to reduce dangers during coal mining?
sir humphrey davy
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Who developed a new process for making high quality affordable steel from iron (bessemer process)?
william kelly (USA) and henry bessemer (UK)
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Who designed the first steamship?
robert fulton
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Who invented the steam powered t locomotive (rocket)?
george stephenson
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Who invented the first internal combustion engine?
gottleib daimler
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Who placed the handle/stick shift in the combustion engine for steering?
karl benz
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Who invented the first modern automobiles?
henry ford
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Who invented the telephone?
alexander graham bell
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Who designed the first electric generator (Dynamo)?
michael faraday
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Who was the head of the science? w department, created the absolute temperature scale, and formulated the second law of thermodynamics?
lord kelvin
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Who formulated the Electromagnetic Wave Theory and played a huge part of electricity?
james clark maxwell
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Who developed the smallpox vaccine?
edward jenner
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Who discovered antiseptic medicine?
Joseph Lister
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Who proposed the germ theory and invented pasteurization?
louis pasteur
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Who was the father of modern I w economics and wrote "wealth of nations" in 1776? (capitalism)
Adam Smith
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Who established the Standard Oil w Company and was a philanthropist who gave to liberal causes? (LARGEST MONOPOLY)
john D. rockefeller
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Who established the Carnegie Steel Company? (monopoly and philanthropist)
andrew carnegie
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Who was a banker who buys out Carnegie Steel and renames it to U.S. Steel? (robber baron and linked to chase bank)
J.P. morgan
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Who was a strong Prime Minister + $ in the 19th Century?
william pitt the younger
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Who was the British Queen, under 2 whose rule the British empire reached the height of its wealth and power? "do good be good"
queen victoria
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Who was the prince consort, Queen Victoria's husband
albert of saxe-coburg
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What did Queen Victoria and Albert embody?
Britain's greatness and commitment to biblical morality
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five points of chartism
Universal male suffrage 2. Equal-sized electoral districts 3. Voting by secret ballot 4. No property qualification 5. Annual elections of Parliament
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What was the major British political reform that lowered property requirements, gave voting rights for the middle class, yet did not give voting right for the working class?
reform bill of 1832
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Who was a famous cricket player 4) i who became a missionary to China, India, and Africa? ("Cricketer for Christ," church planting
ct studd
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Who led the abolition of African 4) i slave trade in the British empire?
William Wilberforce
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