The 2nd Industrial Revolution

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The 2nd Industrial Revolution Germany overtakes Britain as fastest growing New Technology Large scale production- factories Increased consumer spending More available capital

Created the electric engine or the dynamo Michael Faraday 1830’s Father of Electronics Created the electric engine or the dynamo

Inventor of the Light Bulb Thomas Alva Edison 1874-1931 Inventor of the Light Bulb

Edison’s Last Breath Henry Ford Museum Dearborn, Michigan

Created a patent for the telephone Alexander Graham Bell 1847-1922 Created a patent for the telephone

Making a call

Inventor of the telegraph Guiseppe Marconi 1874-1947 Inventor of the telegraph

Telegraph Keys from a Ship

The first internal combustion engine

First automobile – Karl Benz

Henry Ford and the Model T

The Assembly Line at the Ford Plant

Wilbur and Orville Wright 1903 First Patented Sustained Flight Kitty Hawk, NC

Theory of Natural Selection Charles Darwin British Naturalist 1859 Origin of Species Theory of Natural Selection

Charles Darwin in 1854 Charles Darwin as an old man

HMS Beagle

Five-Year Journey to the Galapagos Islands

Social Darwinism Applied Darwin’s theory to present society Ignored parts of Darwin’s theory such as the necessity of a great deal of time Used to justify competition and domination Superiority of one group over another Linked to genetics- eugenics

Investigated heredity Gregor Mendel Austrian monk Investigated heredity

Edward Jenner Vaccine for Smallpox 1796

Discovers Bacteria and Germs Louis Pasteur 1822-1895 Discovers Bacteria and Germs

Dimitri Mendeleyev Created the Periodic Table of Elements Discovered motion of atoms

Expand the theory of radioactivity Pierre and Marie Curie Expand the theory of radioactivity

New Ideas - Inventions Molecular Structure Dynamite Periodic Table Electricity Vaccination for Smallpox Puzzles Living Things have Cells Penicillin Theory of Relativity X-rays Quantum Physics

Albert Einstein Theory of Relativity

Sigmund Freud psychoanalysis