Western Civ Ch 23

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"Day trippers"

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Visitors that occuped what the wealthy once operated and preserved -railroads, resorts, by the sea

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Gugliemlmo Marconi

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sent the first radio waves across the atlantic in 1901

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Gottlieb Diamler

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Intented the light engine in1886 was the key to the development of the automobile

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August Bebel

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The guiding light of the German Social Democrats

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May Day

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an international labor day to be marked by strikes and mass labor demonstrations

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Edward Bernstein

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Most prominent among the revisonists member the G.S.D. party and spent years in exile in Britain

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Michael Bakunin

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Russian, believed that groups of well traiend fanatical revolutionaries could perpetrate so much vilcence that the sate and institutions would disintegrate

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V.A. Huber

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The foremost early German housing reformer

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Port Sunlight

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a model village for the workers of Lord Leverhulme soap factor offered pleasant living conditions.

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Consuela Vanderbilt

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Married the duke of Marlboro the new duchess brought 2 million pounds or 10 million dollars to her husband

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Aletta Jacob

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Founded Europe's first birth control clinic

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Robert Baden Powell

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founder of the boy scouts

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Yellow Press

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the newspapers in london that sold millions a day

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Thomas Cook

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british pioneer of mass tourism

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Harrow

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placed organized sports at the center or school curriculum

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Rugby Union

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Professionalized sport in Britain

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Louise Michel

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A school teacher emerged as one of the leaders of the Paris Commune

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Kulturkampf

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The liberals who joined Bismarck in his attack on the catholic church

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William II

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the new emperor who pursued his own olicies and cashiered the chancellor Bismarck

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Nicholas II

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Son of Alexander the III adopted his fathers conviction that the absolute power of the tzars should be preserved

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Rudolf Virchow

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Advocate of the urban sanitation reform

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Octavia Hill

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Worked to provide homes for the poor

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Bertha Krupp

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Wealthiest woman in Germany at the turn of this century

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Consuela Vanderbilt

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American who married into British royalty

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Agnes Baden-Powell

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British founder of the Guides

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Barbara Bodichon

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Pioneer in the field of female education

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Thomas Cook

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Organizer of the temperance trips

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William Gladstone

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Advocate for Irish Home Rule

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Paris Commune

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Violently crushed in 1871

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Kulturkampf

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Failed in an attempt to limit catholic power

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Which of the following statements is false

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Henry Ford produced the first light engine

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Cartels were designed to

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restrain competition that lowered prices

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Working class men used which argument to keep women our of industrial work

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keeping them at home made for stronger families

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Most large city prostitutes were

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active for only a short time and went on to other work or marriage

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Edward Bernstein stressed the need for

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working withine the political system to achieve socialism

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Annual emigration from Europe to America

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more than doubled from 1880-1900

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Octavia Hill's housing venture was designed to

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give the poor an environment in which to improve themselves

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The most successful legislative acts concerning public health

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created boards of health that fought for reforms

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Experiments in public housing proved that

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governments must construct houses on a grand scale

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An example of the way new industrial welath combined with old aristocracy was the marriage of the Duke of malborough to the heiress to the

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New York Vanderbilt fortune

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The wealthy elite of the new industrial age

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came to be dominated by upper middle class families with fortunes made in industry

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In 1882 Dr. Alleta Jacob opened in Amsterdam Europe's first

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birth control clinic

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The middle class of the late 19th century Europe

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were extremely concerned with propriety and adhered to the value of hard work and Christian morality

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The domestic ideal of the late 19th century middle class family was

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spending time together, especially at leisure activities.

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Changes in the standard of living from 1890-1914 affected the working class family

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positively, because working class mothers could devote more time to child rearing

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The motive for mass education is believed to have been political because

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the expansion of voting rights demanded a more enlightened electorate

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Music and dance hall were obviously designed and operated for

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an audience that was chiefly working class and male

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The 2nd french empire was at last replaced by a

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third republic which survived despite internal divisions

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Which statement best applies to Germany under the chanellorship of Otto Von Bismarck

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Bismarck used coalitions until they accomplished their purposes, then dropped them.

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Which of these statements best applies to the dual monarchy of Austria- Hungary

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Ethnic tensions remained unsolved and contributed feelings of insecurity among German ruling class