Ap 3 Ch23 The Industrialization Of The West, 1760-1914_Key People

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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-Argued for a government based on general will.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: George Washington

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-President of the new colonial government in America.
-First U.S. President.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Louis XVI

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-Called a meeting of the traditional parliament to consider tax reform for his regime.
-Caved in after some street riots in the summer of 1789, the Revolution was on the way.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Maximilien Robespierre

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-Leader of the radical phase known as the Reign of Terror.
-Elected to all revolutionary assemblies and lead the prosecution of the king in 1792.
-Took over the government from the king and put down many factions, supported the Terror, and worke for centralization.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Napoleon Bonaparte

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-Military victory in 1799.
-Made France into an authoritarian empire.
-Established religious freedom.
-Devoted his attention to a centralized school system and expansion.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: James Watt

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-In the 1770s he created a steam enginge that could be used for production. This launched the Industrial Revolution.
-Scottish artisan.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Louis Pasteur

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-Discovered germs in the 1880s.
-Discovery led to more health awareness and precautions.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Jean Dumay

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-Labor leader who fought against the work conditions he felt were not fair.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Benjamin Disraeli

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-Conservative leader in Britain who granted the right to vote to working-class men in 1867.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Count Camillo di Cavour

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-Italian leader who supported industrial development and parliament expansion.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Otto von Bismarck

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-Prussian prime minister who worked to spread the right to vote to all men.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Karl Marx

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-Ideas on new definition for political theory led to socialism.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Emmeline Pankhurst

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-Radical feminist leader.
-Participated in the Socialist Fabian Society.
-Formed a suffrage organization in 1903 for women's rights.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Charles Darwin

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-Created his evolutionary theory.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Albert Einstein

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-Created the theory of relativity.
-Added time as a physical measurement.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Sigmund Freud

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-Viennese physician who developed theories on the workings of the human subconscience.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Charles Dickens

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-English novelist.
-Wrote of realistic portayals of human problems.

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The Industrialization of the West, 1760-1914
Key People: Georges Seurat

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-French painter.
-Created the art style pointillism.