Ap Euro Chapter 23 second half
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278641330 | Attitude of changing family after 1850 | more people could choose who they wanted to marry, financial issues meant men waited until after acquired certain degree of wealth | |
278641331 | Illegitimacy Rates | went down, more pregnant wives | |
278641332 | Illegitimacy | Economy improved so marriage less stressful, more community controls | |
278641333 | My Secret Life | Man's sexual adventures throughout Europe, shows that people very open about sex, desperation of females | |
278641334 | Family relationships | Most people lived in same town as family, support each other | |
278641335 | Role of wives | Stayed at home, took care of children, managed household income | |
278641336 | Child rearing | More of an emotional connection between parents and their babies | |
278641337 | Mr. Mrs. and Baby | the idea that love within marriage was key to happiness, father should have active involvement | |
278641338 | Evidence parents affection increased | Wet nurse usage decreased, less children in foundlings, people reduced number of children they had | |
278641339 | Sigmund Freud | son competes with father for mother's affection, repressive society because of put up sexual energy | |
278641340 | Thermodynamics | using heat as energy source | |
278641341 | Dimitri Medeleev | periodic table of elements, made synthetics | |
278641342 | Consequences | Common people had idea of science and how it worked, help speed of industrialization, church and religion threatened | |
278641343 | Charles Lyell | geological process formed earth opposed to biblical story of floods that created earth's surface | |
278641344 | Uniformitarianism | earth's surface slowly forms at uniform speed | |
278641345 | Jean Baptiste Lamark | animals adjusted to enviornment, acquired characteristics could be passed down by generation | |
278641346 | Charles Darwin | humans evolve over long period of time, weak characteristic die out | |
278641347 | August Comte | three stages: theological or fictitious, metaphysical, and scientific, could use info to study laws of human relations | |
278641348 | Herbert Spencer | race driving force of specialization, believed "survival of the fittest" applied to economy and government | |
278641349 | Realism | lifelike depiction of subjects, without embellishment or interpretation. raise awareness on how awful industrialization was | |
278641350 | George Eliot | "Middlemarch: A Study of Provincial Life" morality, peasants, lower classes |