History Second Industrial revolution study guide

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Why did some countries catch up to England in terms of industrialization?
They had abundant natural resources, capital to invest in industry, and could learn from England's mistakes.
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Why didn’t Russia industrialize?
Because they maintained feudalism.
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What was the importance of the invention of steel?
It is lighter, stronger, more durable, and more flexible than iron.
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What is the name of the method that made steel more effectively?
Bessemer Process.
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What did Alfred Nobel invent?
Dynamite.
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What did Thomas Edison invent?
The light bulb.
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What are interchangeable parts?
Parts that can be easily replaced.
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Why was the assembly line important?
It made complicated processes easy and quick.
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What was Henry Ford’s most notable invention?
The assembly line.
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What did the Wright Brothers create?
The first airplane.
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What contributions did Samuel Morse make?
He made a telegraph cable.
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What did Alexander Graham Bell invent?
The telephone.
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Why are monopolies bad for capitalist economies?
They reduce competition and increase prices.
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What is a cartel?
A group of large businesses that join forces to fix prices and control markets.
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What did Louis Pasteur create?
Pasteurization and vaccines.
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What is urban renewal?
The rebuilding of poor areas of a city.
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Who is Louis Sullivan?
The architect who designed the first skyscrapers.
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What was the biggest issue for society from the Industrial Revolution?
The gap between the rich and everyone else was getting wider.
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What is the difference between the middle class and lower class ideal home?
Middle class women stayed home while lower class women worked to support the family.
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What movement led to the women’s suffrage movement?
The Temperance movement.
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When did women get the right to vote in the US?
1920.
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What amendment in the US Constitution gave women the right to vote?
19th amendment.
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What did John Dalton develop?
Modern atomic theory.
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What did Dmitri Mendeleev create?
The rough draft for the periodic table.
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What is the theory of natural selection?
States that all species must battle for survival, and only the best suited will survive.
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Why was Darwinism problematic in the eyes of Christianity?
It contradicted the belief that the world was created in 6 days.
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What is Social Darwinism?
Applying Darwin’s theory to countries, businesses, and races.
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Why is Social Darwinism dangerous?
It can lead to racism and violence against weaker races.
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What is the Social Gospel movement?
A movement that urged people to do social service.
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What famous group comes out of the Social Gospel movement?
The Salvation Army.