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chapter 11

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Scientific discoveries in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Increased uncertainty about the universe.
The Zionist movement began when Jews emigrated to Palestine to escape persecution.
According to Freud, human experience was strongly determined by Past experiences.
Einstein's theory of relativity stated that Space and time are relative to the observer.
What do Monet and Van Gogh have in common? They painted using new forms of expression.
Widespread organized massacres of Jews, or __, took place in the nineteenth century. Pogroms.
The method by which a therapist helps patients uncover repressed thoughts and memories is called __. Psychoanalysis
The art movement known as __ rejected traditional styles. Modernism.
Some new political parties used __, hostility and discrimination directed at Jews to win votes. Anti-semitism.
Social Darwinism is the idea that __ comes from survival of the strong and fit. Social progress.
The policies of William II of Germany led to Two hostile alliances that wouldn't compromise.
Although the US was the richest country in the world in 1900, most of the wealth was owned by 10% of the population.
In Germany, ministers of government were responsible to The emperor.
The members of the Triple Alliance were Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
Russia opposed Austria-Hungary's 1908 annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
By 1888, __ had become the strongest military and industrial power in Europe. Germany.
The United States controlled the sugar industry in __. Hawaii
When the United States won the __, it acquired Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines. Spanish-American War.
The 1907 alliance between __, __, and __ was called the Triple Entente. Great Britain, France and Russia.
The principal of __ called for the prime minister to be responsible to the popularly elected legislative body. Ministerial responsibility.
What was the main motive for universal education? To create better-educated voters.
In the big cities, people tended to enjoy the new mass leisure during Evening hours and weekends.
During the late nineteenth century, what did working class women in Europe do to begin to change their status? Worked outside the home.
The class of society in Europe that believed strongly in hard work and outward appearances was the Middle class.
Which of the following caused both migration to the cities and higher survival rates of city dwellers? Factories and public sanitation.
Which Marxists believed in using democratic means to achieve the goals of socialism? Revisionists.
The advanced industrialized core of Europe depended on non-industrial, agricultural countries of Europe for Food and raw materials.
Why did the assembly line make goods less expensive to buy? More goods could be produced in the same amount of time, so they cost less to make.
Steel, electricity chemicals and petroleum took the place of textiles, railroads, iron and coal in making the Second Industrial Revolution successful because steel, electricity, chemicals and petroleum were needed to make businesses more productive.
production in large quanities mass production
arrangement of things and workers in which work passes from worker to worker in a direct line assembly line
making high quality steel efficiently and cheaply Bessmer process
engine fired by gas and oil internal combustion
created first light bulb Thomas Edison
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