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Stufflet Euro U6P2

U6P2 Euro

TermDefinition
tariff tax on an imported good whose purpose it is to protect domestic industry
James Watt improved the steam engine
The Great Exhibition of 1851 an industrial fair in London whose purpose it was to display Britain’s industrial power
Crystal Palace centerpiece of the Great Exhibition of 1851
iron law of wages said population growth would always mean that wages would sink to subsistence levels
David Ricardo his main idea was the iron law of wages
Friedrich List he promoted a customs union without tariffs for German member states, BUT high tariffs on imported goods
Manchester site of the first English factory for textile production
Krupp German family that created first German steel factory
Bessemer process this allowed for the mass production of steel and drove down the price
Harrod's one of the 1st European department stores (London)
Karl Benz considered the inventor of the 1st practical automobile
cult of domesticity the middle-class ideal that a woman's place is in the home
separate spheres the middle class ideal that there are clear gender roles for males and females
Miasmatic theory said that disease was spread by smell
Edwin Chadwick he was the first to correlate filth with disease
germ theory he said that disease was caused by small microbes
Louis Pasteur first show that germs caused disease
Georges Haussmann urban re-designer of Paris under Napoleon III
Factory Act of 1833 first child labor law; children under 9 couldn’t work; 9-13 could only work 9 hours a day
Revisionism ideology that said socialism should be practical, evolutionary, and democratic
Eduard Bernstein he started democratic socialism, or revisionism
Emmeline Pankhurst militant British suffragette
Josephine Butler protested lock hospitals and treatment of prostitutes
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