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H.World History Exam
Chapter 21-22
Question | Answer |
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Invented the spinning frame, water frame, and factories. | Richard Arkwright |
Brought the technology to the US for the first factories. | Samuel Slater |
Robber baron who made his fortune in railroads. | Cornelius Vanderbilt |
Invented the locomotive or steam powered train. | Richard Trevithick |
Scottish economist who began New Harmony, Indiana. | Robert Owen |
Author of The Doll's House about the unfair treatment of women at home. | Henrik Ibsen |
American who was the first to use an assembly line in his factory. | Henry Ford |
Scientist who developed the process of heating liquids to kill bacteria. | Louis Pasteur |
Author of A Christmas Carol and A Tale of Two Cities. | Charles Dickens |
Invented to radio. | Guglielmo Marconi |
Father of psychology. | Sigmund Freud |
Wrote Das Kapital about communism. | Karl Marx |
Robber baron who made his fortune in banking. | J.P. Morgan |
First successful airplane flight. | Wright Brothers |
Believed in laissez-faire economics. | Adam Smith |
Artistic style that portrayed details of everyday life. | Realism |
Invented interchangeable parts. | Eli Whitney |
Factors of Production are: | Labor, Capital, and Land. |
The Industrial Revolution began in | Great Britain |
Economic system that states MAJOR factors of production should be owned by the government. | Socialism |
An organization that represents workers' interests. | Labor Unions |
Inventor of the dynamo (led to electrical generators) | Michael Faraday |
An anesthetic that prevented pain duing surgery. | Ether |
The migration of people from rural areas to cities. | Urbanization |
Steel can be made by combining: | Coal and iron |
Areas on the fringe of cities. | Suburbs |
Four sports that became popular in the early 1900s were: | Rugby, Baseball, Soccer, and Football |
Inventor of the first light bulb, but it was too dim. | Sigmund Freud |
Six uses of steel were: | Creating railroads, trains, skyscrapers, bridges, cans, and steamships. |