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1 Chapter 9 On-Line Study Guide (Printer & Paper Friendly Edition)
Mr. Hearty and Mr. Bellisario

2 PEOPLE He made the first electric light bulb. Thomas Edison
Albert Einstein Gottlieb Daimler

3 PEOPLE He used used a gasoline-powered engine to power the first automobile. Thomas Edison Albert Einstein Gottlieb Daimler

4 PEOPLE He developed a vaccine against rabies. Robert Johnson
Louis Pasteur Joseph Lister

5 PEOPLE English surgeon who insisted that surgeons wash hands before operating. Robert Johnson Louis Pasteur Joseph Lister

6 PEOPLE German doctor who identified the bacteria that caused TB/tuberculosis. Adolph Schultz Robert Koch William Morton

7 PEOPLE He introduced anesthesia to relieve pain during surgery.
Adolph Schultz Robert Koch William Morton

8 PEOPLE An Army nurse during Crimean War, she Insisted on better hygiene in field hospitals. Elizabeth Cady Stanton Florence Nightgale Susan B. Anthony

9 PEOPLE He wrote, Les Miserables Victor Hugo Lord Byron
M. B. Trickington

10 PEOPLE English poet who lent his name to the romantic hero.
Victor Hugo Lord Byron M. B. Trickington

11 PEOPLE Composer who utilized a broad range of instruments in modern orchestra. Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Peter Wessel Zapffe Ludwig Van Beethoven

12 PEOPLE He wrote the dramatic poem Faust. Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Peter Wessel Zapffe Ludwig Van Beethoven

13 PEOPLE \Norwegian dramatist who bought realism to theater. Dag Solstad
Henrik Ibsen Roy Jacobsen

14 QUESTION #1 Identical components that can be used in place of one another. Custom machined parts Interchangeable parts Specific sized parts

15 QUESTION #2 Operation that produces steel by purifying iron-ore.
Bi-blast process Bessemer process Smelting process

16 QUESTION #3 Businesses owned by many investors who buy shares of stock
Corporation Partnership Sole Proprietorship

17 QUESTION #4 Votes for Women Universal manhood suffrage Women Suffrage
Women’s Anti-Suffrage Society

18 QUESTION #5 Movement that urged Christians to social service.
Civil Service Social Darwinism Social Gospel

19 QUESTION #6 Ideas that applied the theory of survival of the fittest to war and economic conditions. Civil Service Social Darwinism Social Gospel

20 QUESTION #7 Belief that one racial group is superior to another.
Justness Racism Zionism

21 QUESTION #8 John Dalton’s that showed how different kinds of atoms combine to make all chemical substances. Atomic Theory Electron Theory Nuclear Foundation Theory

22 QUESTION #9 The marriage of science and industry…
Spurred economic growth. Slowed economic growth. Was rejected by industry.

23 QUESTION #10 The two countries that thrust their way to industrial leadership were? United States & Russia Russia and Canada Germany and the United States

24 QUESTION #11 One example of a new invention that changed communication is… Dynamite Electric light blub Telephone

25 QUESTION #12 The assembly line was one new development that made…
only cars. production slower. production faster and cheaper.

26 QUESTION #13 One reason a group of corporation would form a cartel was to… allow for a variety of prices. open up markets set production quotas.

27 QUESTION #14 Why did populations soar between 1800 and 1900?
People had larger families Food production decreased The death rate fell

28 QUESTION #15 Why were hospitals in the 1800s considered dangerous places? They were crowded with wealthy patients The risk of infection was high Doctors were unskilled

29 QUESTION #16 Why did London and Paris invest in new sewer systems?
To combat epidemics of cholera and tuberculosis To increase the availability of water To attract residents

30 QUESTION #17 Which best describes living conditions in the slums?
Crime-free Harsh and crowded Spacious

31 QUESTION #18 What happened to the standard of living for workers in the Western world as a result of industrialization? It improved It fell slightly It declined sharply

32 QUESTION #19 As social values changed, the notion of “falling in love” was.. completely rejected. more accepted than ever before. reserved only for working-class women.

33 QUESTION #20 The women’s suffrage movement made faster strides in…
eastern United States. Europe. New Zealand, Australia, and the western United States.

34 QUESTION #21 Reflecting the new industrialization, universities in the late 1800s added courses in… religion. Philosophy. the sciences.

35 QUESTION #22 The Salvation Army was formed partly in response to…
the social gospel movement. Social Darwinism. the cult of domesticity.

36 QUESTION #23 Which movement was William Wordsworth a part of?
Romanticism Impressionism Realism

37 QUESTION #24 Romantic landscape painters…
attempted to represent the world as it really was. turned away from industrial life’s realities to the natural world. tried to capture an image’s first impression on the viewers.

38 QUESTION #25 Why were middle-class readers shocked by Charles Dicken’s Oliver Twist? They didn’t believe in child labor. It exposed the dangers of the mining industry. It was a realistic picture of poverty and urban crime.

39 QUESTION #26 What new art form caused painters to take art in a new direction? Sculpture Photography Realism

40 QUESTION #27 How did impressionist painting differ from previous workers of art? The brush strokes were not blended. The colors were washed out. Impressionist artist never painted the same subject twice.


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