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Involved forcing air through molten metal to burn out carbon and other impurities that make metal brittle. Bessemer process
Wanted to change that. Henry Ford
Succeeded in flying a powered airplane in sustained flight. Wilbur and Orville Wright
A machine that sent messages instantly over wires. Telegraph
Is credited with inventing the telegraph in 1837. Samuel Morse
A teacher of hearing-impaired students, was one of the scientists working in sound technology. Alexander Graham Bell
Used the discoveries to build a wireless telegraph, or radio. Guglielmo Marconi
Among the many new ideas of the 1800s were those developed by a young geoligist. Charles Darwin
Discovered polonium and radium. Marie and Pierre Curie
Certain elements release energy when they break down. Radioactivity
Revolutionized physics. Albert Einstein
Showed the link between microbes and disease. Louis Pasteur
Destroys bacteria that cause disease. Pasteurization
A drug that reduces pain and in large doses makes the patient unconscious. Anesthetic
Used dogs as research subjects to prove that animals could be conditioned, or taught, to have certain reflex actions. Ivan Pavlov
Studies of human behavior continued with the work of Austrian-Jewish. Sigmund Freud
The growth in the proportion of people living in towns and cities. urbanization
A literary and artistic development of the early 1800s. Romanticism
Expressed the romantic spirit in his definition of poetry as "the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings from emotions recollected in tranquility." William Wordsworth
Who also celebrated human freedom in his work. Ludwig van Beethoven
Developed in reaction to romanticism. Realism
Wrote about the struggles of London's poor. Charles Dickens
Showed that war is chaotic and horrible. Leo Tolstoy
Broke new ground in A Doll's House. Henrik Ibsen
They started a movement. Impressionism
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