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Chapter 22 Vocab ? .

Key Terms & People

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He was an English Chemist who had discovered the connection between magnetism and electricity in 1831 ? Michael Faraday
He developed the first usable and practical light bulb in 1879 ? Thomas Edison
a process developed in the 1850s that led to faster, cheaper steel production ? Bessemer Process
The Early cars were too expensive for people back then, he had wanted to change that so in 1908 he announced that he wanted to build a motor car for the great multitude ? Henry Ford
this men had succeeded in flying a powered airplane in sustained flight ? Wilbur and Orville Wright
a machine perfected by Samuel F.B. Morse in 1832; it uses pulses of electric current to send messages across long distances through wires ? Telegraph
he was an American who was credited with inventing the telegraph in 1837 ? Samuel Morse
he was an American who was a teacher of hearing- impaired students, he was also one of the scientists who had worked in sound technology ? Alexander Graham Bell
he was an Italian physicist who used the discoveries to build a wireless telegraph, or radio in 1895 ? Guglielmo Marconi
he was a young geologist who had many new ideas in the 1800s, he studied many variations among plants and animals, also many years later he had published his theories in a book titled On the Origin of Species ? Charles Darwin
they were chemists who were from France, and in 1898 they had discovered polonium and radium ? Marie and Pierre Curie
a process in which certain elements constantly break down and release energy ? Radioactivity
he was an German-Jewish scientist who had revolutionized physics in 1905 ? Albert Einstein q
he was an French Chemist who had showed the link between microbes and disease in 1870 ? Louis Pasteur
the process of heating liquids to kill bacteria and prevent fermentation ? Pasteurization
a drug that inhibits pain during surgery ? Anesthetic
he was an Russian physiologist who used dogs as research subjects to prove that animals could be conditioned, or taught, to have certain reflex actions ? Ivan Pavlov
he was an Austrian-Jewish physician who had studied human behavior ? Sigmund Freud
the migration of people from rural areas to cities ? urbanization
an artistic and literary movement at the beginning of the 1800s which rejected the rationalism of the Enlightenment in favor of emotion, intuition, and imagination ? romanticism
he was a poet who had expressed the romantic spirit in his definition of poetry ? William Wordsworth
he was a German and was also a nature inspired composer, who had celebrated human freedom in his work ? Ludwig Van Beethoven
a mid- 1800s movement in art and literature that rejected romanticism and sought to depict the details of everyday life, no matter how unpleasant ? Realism
he was an Englishman who wrote about the struggles of London's poor ? Charles Dickens
he was a Russian writer who showed that war is chaotic and horrible ? Leo Tolstoy
he was an Norwegian playwright who broke new ground in A Doll's House ? Henrik Ibsen
a new style of painting that began in France in the 1860s in which artists used light, vivid color, and seeming motion to capture an impressionism of a scene ? Impressionism
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