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Second Industrial revolution, womens rights, Freud and such.
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| 19882859 | Pasteur | This French Biologist Developed the germ theory of Disease | |
| 19882860 | Lister | This Man Developed the anti-septic principle, and used carbolic acid as a disinfectant | |
| 19882861 | John Hopkins University | This Model for medical training utilized as a four year curriculum, clinical training, and eventualy became the standard for medical education | |
| 19882862 | Elisabeth Blackwell | This woman achieved a major breakthrough when she received her M.D> defree in 1849 | |
| 19882863 | Preventative Medicine | The Public Health movement had an emphasis on______ rather that curative medicine | |
| 19882864 | Edwin Chadwick | This man was a British Ubran and Sanitary Reformer who believed that filthy living conditions caused epidemics | |
| 19882865 | Construct cheap housing for the working class | The British Houseing Act of 1890 empowered local town councils to collect taxes to _______. | |
| 19882866 | Octavia Hill | This woman rehabilitated old dwellings and constructed new ones to creating housing for the working class. | |
| 19882867 | Buildings without running water and drainage | The Public Health Act of 1875 prohibited construction of ________. | |
| 19882868 | Ringstrasse | The Great boulevard of Vienna that replaced outdated medieval walls is an example of the urban redesign of the late nineteenth century. | |
| 19882869 | Nursing | This was the profession of Clara Barton and Florence Nightengale. | |
| 19882870 | Domesticity | This was the middle-class ideal that stressed that a woman's role was to stay at home and provide for the needs of the children and husband. | |
| 19882871 | Barbara Bodichon | This woman established schools for women where they could train for economic independence | |
| 19882872 | Sweating | This was the subcontraction of work done at home, normally tailoring, that was often done by women to support their faimilies. | |
| 19882873 | Suffragettes | The radical Women's Social and Political Union and other women who fought for women's rights, specifically to vote were known as_____. | |
| 19882874 | Karl Marx | This writer of Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital is the man commonly credited with the formulation of Communism | |
| 19882875 | Friedrich Engels | This German man wrote Condition of the Working Classes in England and was a life long friend of Marx. | |
| 19882876 | The Proletariat | Marx and Engels were proponets of the overthrow of bourgeoisie society by this group. | |
| 19882877 | Hegel | Marx was heavily influenced by this German Philosopher who believed that history is determined by ideas that are present in historical forces. | |
| 19882878 | First International | Marx was a major participant and organizer of this multi-national working men's association | |
| 19882879 | Realism | This style of art was characterized by the realistic portrayal of everyday life and ordinary people | |
| 19882880 | Post-Impressionism | What movement/style was starry night by Van Gogh? | |
| 19882881 | Cubism | This style of art utilizes geometric designs as visual stilmuli to re-create reality in the viewer's mind | |
| 19882882 | Impressionism | This style/movement in art stressed not obeying rules and principles, but rather capturing the feeling of a specific moment and included artists such as Monet. | |
| 19882883 | Franz Liszt | This child prodigy si the inventor of symphonic poems and is considered by some to be the greatest pianist ever. | |
| 19882884 | Kulterkampf | Germanys attack on the Catholic Church led by Bismarck was known as the ________. | |
| 19882885 | Alexander III | This Russian Czar undid the reforms done by his father Alexander II, who was assinated. | |
| 19882886 | William Gladstone | This British liberal expanded the right to vote with the Reform Act of 1884 | |
| 19882887 | The chamber of Deputies | This was the lower house of the legislature in France's Third Republic that was elected by universal male sufferage | |
| 19882888 | The Fabians | This British group of intellectuals wanted the workers to use their right to vote to benefit the laboring class | |
| 19882889 | Demitri Mendeleyev | This Russian chemist classified all of the material elements based on their atomic weight. | |
| 19882890 | Pierre and Marie Curie | This huband and wife collaborated in their discovery of the subatomic particle given off my radium. | |
| 19882891 | Charles Darwin | In his book On the Orgin of Species, this man outlines his concept of "survival of the fittest. | |
| 19882892 | Albert Einstein | This physicist formulated the theory of relativity | |
| 19882893 | Michael Faraday | The discovery of electro-magnetic induction was the major contribution of this British scientist | |
| 19882894 | Sigmund Freud | This Viennese psychologist theorized about unconscious thoughts and repression | |
| 19882895 | Friedrich Nietzsche | This man proclaimed "God is dead" and believed that Europe was being enfeebeled by the "slave morality" of Christianity | |
| 19882896 | Social Darwinism | The application of Darwin's principle of organic evolution to society is known as ______. | |
| 19882897 | George Sorel | This French Political Theorist applied the ideas of Bergson and Nietzsche to politics and believed that socialist goals could be accomplished through violence | |
| 19882898 | Houston Stewart Chamberlain | This man was the writer of The Foundations of the Ninteenth Century and believed in Aryan Superiority. | |
| 19882899 | Boy Scouts | This organization for boys was formed in Britain in 1908 and is known for "merit badges." | |
| 19882900 | Team Sports | This form of mass leisure grew to become highly organized with written rules and the formation of leagues such as the Rugby Football union. | |
| 19882901 | Mass Tourism | Tomas Cook was a pioneer in this field that grew rapidly as workers were given paid vacations. | |
| 19882902 | The Yellow Press | These popular tabloid newspapers began developing in the late 19th century. | |
| 19882903 | Amusement Parks | New technology created novelties such as the Gerris Wheel at _______. | |
| 19882904 | Eduard Bernstein | This man believed in revisionism, that the proletariat could improve their conditions without violent revolution | |
| 19882905 | Italy | This nation was the first to lose an African colony, in this case Ethiopia | |
| 19882906 | The Slavs | These people were the minority that plagued the dual-monarchy of Austria-Hungary with problems. | |
| 19882907 | Spain | Alfonso XII established a parliamentary government in this European Nation. | |
| 19882908 | Louise Michel | This woman and school teacher emerged as one of the leaders of the Paris Commune | |
| 19883146 | Christain Socalists | This group, led by Vienna mayor Karl Lueger, combined socialist workers movements and anti-semitism. |
