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25 Cards in this Set

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Francis Beaufort

Beaufort Scale: wind force scale named after him

Alexander Graham Bell

telephone

Karl Benz

(German) the pretrol powered automobile

Tim Berners-Lee

(English) with Robert Caillliau, the World Wide Web

Louis Braille

(French) the Braille writing system

Gottlieb Daimler

(German) first high-speed internal combustion engine

Leonardo Da Vinci

(Italian) conceptualized a helicopter, painted the Mona Lisa, advanced anatomy, etc.

Rudolf Diesel

(German) first internal-combustion engine using fuel oil instead of gasoline

Karl Drais

(German) bicycle (Draisine)

Thomas Alva Edison

(American) lightbulb, phonograph

Albert Einstein

(German) theory of relativity

Douglas Engelbart

(American) the computer mouse

Enrico Fermi

(Italian) one of the first developers of the nuclear reactor

Alexander Fleming

(English) Penicillin

Henry Ford

(American) developed modern assembly lines for mass production

Benjamin Franklin

(American) Lightening Rod

Galileo Galilei

(Italian) improved the telescope, physicist

Johannes Gutenburg

(German) movable type, printing press

Guglielmo Marconi

(Italian) wireless radio

Joseph-Michael Montgolfier

(French) hot-air balloon

Isaac Newton

(English) reflecting telescope (reduces chromatic aberration)

Alfred Nobel

(Swedish) dynamite

Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen

(German) the X-Ray machine

George Stephenson

(English) first steam locomotive

Eli Whitney

(American) interchangeable parts, cotton gin