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Charles Darwin(What are his acomplisments,exsplian)
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The theory of evolution and natural selection.Beleived Animals adapted to their suroundings.Also believe humans evolved from animals.
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Louis Pasteur(What are his acomplisments,exsplian)
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The pasteurization.Discovered How jenners vaccination worked. Bacteria or germs cause infectious dieses and could be killed just like any other living thing.
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Sigmund Freud
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Pyscoanaylis. Thought Unconscious mind governs the human behavior . Led to physcoanysis.
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Pavlov
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Behavioral Study
human actions were unconscious reactions and could be changed by training |
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Dalton
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Atomic theory
discovered elements are made up by atoms. |
indvisble matter
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Gregor Mendal
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Genetics
Discovered charcteristics are passed from one generation to another by genes. The basis of genetics. |
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Edward Jenner
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Vaccination
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Discovered the first vaccination when realizing that people who had cowpox coukdnt get smallpox.
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The Curies
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Energy
discovered highly radioactive material radium and proved that it emits energy. |
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Jaquyes Louis David
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Neoclassicism
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Manet,Courbet
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Romanticism
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Degas,Renoir and Monet
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Impressionism
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Van Gogh and Cezanne
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Post impressionism
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Adam smith
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Captalism
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John Stuart Mills
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Liberalism
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Edmund Burke
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Conservatism
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Karl Marx and Frederick Engel's Marxism
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ideally becomes a community in which the govt from step 3) Withers away and everyone is equal
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Jeremy Bantham
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Early Advoacater of Utilitaranism
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David Ricardo
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Came up With the Iron Law of Wages
If wages increase it will soon decrease to the level that it was before |
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Robert Owen
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Established four textile factories in New Lanark and was a strong advocate of factory reform
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Realsim
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Dark depressing art
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Symbolism
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the use of arbitrary symbols as the reprsentation of ideas and thoughts
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Chartists
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Reform Group of Disenfranchised farmers, working class, they proposed poltical change by demanding Voting rights for men,Secert Ballot
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Fabians
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Middle Class Intelectuals.
purpose is to advance the socialist cause by reformist, rather than revolutionary, means |
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Suffragettes and Emmeline Pankhurst
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Middle Class Women that wanted poltical and social equality.Were willing to fight for it
Founded Wspu( Women social poltical union) Led campains |
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Benjamen Disaeli
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Moderate Conserative
Exteneded vote to all male homeowners. Accepted Change.Saved Aristocratic tradition by adopting democratic reforms. Was the prime minister |
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nation
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A group bound together by more than poltical needs
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state
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state usally refers less to the people and more to the soverign power as a community
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Conservatism
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Concerned for the nation over the indviual
Aristocracy+monarchy have more power |
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Radicalism
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For opposition to all forms of government, social hierarchy or authority, see Anarchism.
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Reactionary
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people that want to bring back a monarchy type of goverment
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Romanticism
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More Glorfied art. Their is a vocal point.
More Glorfied art |
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Impressionism`
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No focal points. Alot of light colors
Degas,Monet |
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Post impressionism
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Incredibaly distorted
Van Gogh and Cezanne |
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Liberalsim
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Concerned for indivual over nation(for men really)
Judge weath by achievment bit by birth right Freedom of thought Thought,Speech, and reilgon |
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Nationalism
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Awareness of membership in a nation. A completly free econmy with no goverment ideally.
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Capitalism
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Pursuing the american dream
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Regulated Capatlism
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Like america's ecnomy.Goverment is involved in regulating the econmy.
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Socialism
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Redistribute wealth equally among people
Public controls means of production through Gov't Orgnazation. |
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Democratic Socialism
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Same as Socialism however they can vote on form of govermeny
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Marxism(Communism)
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same thing as communism
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Utilitarianism
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Utilitarianism (from the Latin utilis, useful) is a theory of ethics that prescribes the quantitative maximization of good consequences for a population.
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a nation state
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something that combines both a nation and a state
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Bourgeosie
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obtains their weath in ownership or trading capital
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Proletariat
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The working class that has no weatlth but their sons
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