Humanities Test 3/exam

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Triangle shirtwaist factory fire

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1911 tragedy that prompted calls for safer working conditions.

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dumbell tenements

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apartment building design for housing the urban poor.

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Louis-Jaques-Mande Daguerre

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Daguerreotype photograghy-process of photography.

One of the fathers of photography.

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Jacob Riis/Lewis Hine

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Used photography for social reform.

"Muckrakers" journalists and social documentary photography....changing child labor laws in the U.S.

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Frederick Winslow Taylor/Taylorism

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Father of "Scientific Management"

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Frank and Lillian Gilbreth

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time and motion studies

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Therbligs

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basic motions Gilbreths used to encourage efficiency in the workplace.

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Mary Parker Follett

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"Mother of Modern Management"

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Elton Mayo's

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Hawthornes Studies

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Amelia Bloomer

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Womens wear reformer

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Gottlieb Daimler/Wilhelm Maybach/Karl Benz

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auto pioneers

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Henry Ford

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Fordism

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Fords sociological Department

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he had all these standards and rule in order to work for him, such as, keeping your house clean-he would just pop up unannounced.

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Levittowns

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post world war II suburban housing developments.

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Joseph McCoy

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established abilene as cattle destination.

"the real" Mccoy.

He made good on his pledge to Texans, that he would ship by railroad and get good price for their stock.

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Phillip Armour/Gustavus Swift

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Meatpacking and refrigerated rail cars

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Uptons Sinclair's novel

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"The Jungle"

Muckraking expose.

Exposed labor and sanitary conditions in the U.S. .....leading to Pure Food and Drug Act and meat inspection Act

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Clarence Birdseye

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Frozen food

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Frederick McKinley Jones

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refrigerated trucks and containers for food shipping.

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Willis Carrier

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air conditioning

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William Perkin

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first artificial dye, "Mauveine"

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Celluloid

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1st partly synthetic plastic material

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Bakelite

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1st entirely synthetic plastic

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Guglielmo Marconi

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"Father of the radio"

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Lee de Forest

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father of the radio

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Reginald Fessenden

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father of the radio

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philo T. Farnsworth

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father of television

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David Sarnoff and Vladimir Zworykin

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Farnsworth's victorious RCA rivals

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Kennedy-Nixon debate 1960

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demonstrated TV's influence

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Montgolfier Brothers

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Ballooning pioneers

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Ferdinand Graf van Zeppelin

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Ridged airships

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The Hindenberg

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Zeppelin disaster

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Orville and Wilber wright

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1st controlled, heavier than air flight

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"Rosie the Riveter"

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female world war II industrial workers

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Robert Oppenheimer/Leslie Groves

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Headed Manhattan Project

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"Fat Man" and "Little Boy"

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Dropped on Japan in 1945, inaugurating Atomic Age.

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Sputnik

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1st Russian satellite

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Margaret Sanger

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birth control advocate

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Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin

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Polio vaccines - sabins replaced salks vaccine in 1960s with an oral vaccine.

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Alan Turing

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The turing test and "The Imitation Game"

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Gordan Moore

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"Moores Law", predicting geometric expansion of computing power.