1822-1895: Scientist who found that most diseases are cause by germs. he developed new vaccines and a method to kill germs by heating, known as pasteurization.

Monarch who doubled Britain's size and who favored social reforms.

1818-1883: Critic of capitalism, whose ideas became the basis of communism: believed workers would eventually overthrow their capitalistic bosses.

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Term	Definition
Louis Pasteur	1822-1895: Scientist who found that most diseases are cause by germs. he developed new vaccines and a method to kill germs by heating, known as pasteurization.
Queen Victoria	Monarch who doubled Britain's size and who favored social reforms.
Karl Marx	1818-1883: Critic of capitalism, whose ideas became the basis of communism: believed workers would eventually overthrow their capitalistic bosses.
Socialism	Movement that believes