19 th Century. New products and changes  Steel replaced iron  Electricity  Petroleum  Telephone  Radio  automobile.

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19 th Century

New products and changes  Steel replaced iron  Electricity  Petroleum  Telephone  Radio  automobile

Urbanization growth of people living in cities

Science

Charles Darwin Natural selection

Dmitri Mendeleyev classified the elements- 1871

Marie and Pierre Curie Radioactivity

Louis Pasteur Germ theory of disease

Artistic Movements Romanticism, Realism, and Impressionism

Romanticism - emphasized feelings, emotion, and imagination as sources of knowing; also valued individualism, Glorified nature

Realism - sought to portray middle and lower class life as it really was showed the world as it is

Charles Dickens

Impressionism Reaction to photography Captured first impression of a scene or object

19 th Century Steel replaced Iron Electricity Petroleum Telephone and Radio Automobile Science- Charles Darwin- Natural Selection Dmitri Mendeleyev- Classified the elements, 1871 Marie and Pierre Curie- Radioactivity Louis Pasteur- Germ theory of Disease Urbanization- Growth of people living in cities Romanticism- emphasized feelings, emotion, and imagination as sources of knowing; also valued individualism Realism- Sought to portray middle and lower class life as it really was Charles Dickens Impressionism