Chapter 27- The New Power Balance 1850-1900 Flashcards

9278688685	Industrialized countries commonly built ______________.	Railroads.	0
9278688686	Railroad building allowed for expansion in the __________.	United States	1
9278688687	Non-industrialized countries such as India and those in Africa built railroads for...	... business or government profit	2
9278688688	Building railroads led to consumption of...	natural resources.	3
9278688689	Ships saw movement from wind to ______ and from wooden structures to ones made of _______.	Steam, Steel.	4
9278688690	The steam powered ship lead to opening up of...	trade.	5
9278688691	An organization known as the ______________ made efficient use of steam ships.	the shipping line.	6
9278688692	The transatlantic cable was developed by	Cyrus Field	7
9278688693	Growth of communications and steam ships allowed for	colonization	8
9278688694	Steel was able to be made in higher quantities through the	Bessemer Process	9
9278688695	In countries such as Germany, the ________ industry spurred.	Chemical	10
9278688696	Advances in the chemical industry introduced ______, such as ______ which was invented by ______.	Explosives, Dynamite, Alfred Nobel	11
9278688697	Electricity helped alleviate...	urban polution	12
9278688698	Electricity created demands for ________ in countries such as ______	Copper, Chile	13
9278688699	World trade expanded _____ as a result from 1850 to 1913	x10	14
9278688700	World trades increase allowed for exporting of ________ products, ________, and steel _______	agricultural, raw materials, machinery	15
9278688701	Rapid population growth occurred in _______ to countries such as the _______	Europe, the United States	16
9278688702	Increase in European Population was due to drops in _________ and improved _______.	the death rate, crop yield	17
9278688703	Innovations that helped store food products included _________ and __________	canning and refrigeration	18
9278688704	Asians migrated in large numbers as	indentured laborers	19
9278688705	Significance of the German Ruhr and Tokyo Bay	Both of these locations developed in population and size into urban cities	20
9278688706	Technology changed quality of life for both the rich and the working class. Examples include...	Mass Transport, Sewage, Water Systems, Systems, Sanitation, Gas/Electric Lighting, Police, Fire Departments, Health Inspection, Schools, Parks	21
9278688707	Cities and neighbourhoods began to be built using a...	rectangular grid pattern	22
9278688708	New cities got _______ buildings and _________ blvds.	modern apartment, broad	23
9278688709	Significance of Broad Blvds.	Avoiding narrow streets and barricades such as in France	24