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39 Cards in this Set

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Edward Bernstein
Germany, leader of revisionist socialism, wrote "Evolutionary Socialism."
Jean Jaurès
France, leader of revisionist socialism
Alexander Graham Bell
America, first telephone, with long wire.
Guglielmo Marconi
Italy, wireless telegraph to receive radiowaves
Heinrich Hertz
Germany, measured length and speed of electromagnetic waves.
Michael Faraday
England, explored electricity, magnet through coiled wire makes current.
Thomas Edison
American, light bulb... led to electrical street lights
Daimler and Benz
Germany, internal combustion engine running on gasoline
John Dalton
England, Chemist, weighed elements...hydrogen=1
Dmitri Mendeleyev
Russia, Chemist, periodic table to classify elements
Wilhelm Roentgen
Germany, radiation, x-rays, helped in medicine
J.J. Thomson
England, electron, very small, negative charge
Pierre and Marie Curie
France, radioactivity, elements disintegrating and releasing energy
Ernest Rutherford
England, atoms with nucleus, electrons circular orbits, protons
Max Planck
Germany, Quantum theory, energy is released in packages.
Einstein
Germany, theory of relativity, e=mc2,
Rudolf Virchow
Germany, cell theory, new cells must come from older cells, cell destruction = disease
Jean Baptiste lamarck
France, evolution theory disproved, living things change as response to environment
Charles Darwin
England, "On the origins of species by means of natural selection", strongest animals survive (Thomas Malthus)
Gregor Mendel
Austria, Genetics, pea plant experiment
Edward jenner
England, cowpox vaccine, Inoculation, immunization
Louis Pasteur
France, disproves spontaneous generation, pasteurization...heating liquids kills bacteria, anthrax vaccine, rabies vaccine
Joseph Lister
England, antisepsis... kills disease causing bacteria, reduces infections in surgery, childbearing
Robert Koch
Germany, tuberculosis vaccine, Asiatic cholera disease, water filtration to prevent disease
Alexander Fleming
England, penicillin
E.B Taylor
England, Analyzed how religion evolved in all human cultures "Primitive Culture"
James George Frazer
England, compared societies customs... looked for links through religion, attitude towards authority
Herbert Spencer
Social Darwinism, "Principles of Sociology"
Pavlov
Classical conditioning, Behaviorism
Freud
psychoanalysis, "A general introduction to psychoanalysis"
Manet
less happy scenes, dark patches of color against light, color patches, no distinct forms
monet
hay stacks, water lillies, choppy brush strokes, light=color, optical mixing (very different colors side by side).
Renoir
happy scenes, female nudes,"manière aigre" = sharp style to outline nudes, no black
Degas
linear straight lines, ballerinas in downtime, unbalanced, quick snapshot
Seurat
pointillism, leisure activities, bright colors
Toulouse-Lautrec
nightlife, art posters for publicity
Cezanne
geometric, still lifes, landscapes, fruit
Gauguin
tahiti natives, Brittany peasants, color for emotion, exotic and unnatural
Van Gogh
self portraits, landscapes, swirling for movement, color for emotion, bright colors