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3. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 19th Century Art Details of The IR Words Grab BagThisN’ThatVIPs

4. C1-$100 VIPs-100 VIPs-100 He developed the cotton gin Eli Whitney

5. C1-$200 VIPs VIPs - $200 He discovered that bacteria caused diseases Louis Pasteur

6. C1-$300 VIPs VIPs - $300 Their work The Communist Manifesto inspired revolutions in the 1900s in Russia and China Marx and Engel

7. C1-$400 VIPs VIPs - $400 He is considered the father of the steam engine due to the improvements he made to it James Watt

8. C1-$500 VIPs VIPs - $500 These two men developed a government/economic system that later inspired Lenin from Russia to revolt 56 Marx & Engle

9. C2-$100 19th Century Art 19th Century Art - $100 This type of art aimed to represent real life. realism

10. C2-$200 19th Century Art 19th Century Art - $200 Wild emotions and feelings are key characteristics of this type of art. Romanticism

11. C2-$300 19th Century Art 19th Century Art - $300 This was a key inspiration of the realist movement. Industrialism/Industrial Revolution

12. C2-$400 19th Century Art 19th Century Art - $400 This author’s books are considered social criticisms of life during the Industrial Revolution 98 Charles Dickens

13. C2-$500 19th Century Art 19th Century Art - $500 This is one of Charles Dickens most famous works of social criticism A Christmas Carol

14. C3-$100 Details of the IR Details of the IR - $100 This system resulted in increased crop yields by increasing nutrients in the soil Crop rotation

15. C3-$200 Details of the IR Details of the IR - $200 Britain did this in an attempt to keep industrial secrets from the U.S. Forbade people (engineers, mechanics, toolmakers) from leaving the country.

16. C3-$300 Details of the IR Details of the IR - $300 These three factors of production were required to drive the Industrial Revolution. Land, labor, capital

17. C3-$400 Details of the IRDetails of the IR - $400 These voluntary associations of workers formed during the IR in an effort to reform labor laws Unions

18. C3-$500 Details of the IR Details of the IR - $500 Abolition of slavery, improved public education, workers rights, women’s rights are all example of this type of movement Reform movement

19. C4-$100 Words Words - $100 A term used to describe the growth of cities and caused by industrialization Urbanization

20. C3-200 Words Words - $200 A shared culture is a characteristic of this nationalism

21. C3-$300 Words Words - $300 This allows a person to purchase a share in a company without being responsible for a corporations debt. Stock

22. C3-$400 Words Words - $400 A policy that let owners of industry set working conditions without government interference. Laissez-faire policy

23. C3-$500 Words Words - $500 In this type of government/economic system the people own all the means of production and property. Socialism

24. C4-$100 Grab Bag-$100 This is where the Industrial Revolution started. Great Britain

25. C4-$200 Grab Bag- $200 What form of transportation enabled the United States to industrialize quickly and grow economically. Railroad

26. C4-$300 Grab Bag-$300 This is the term used to describe the idea that the economy should be governed by natural laws Laissez-faire 545

27. C4-$400 Grab Bag- $400 An economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and distribution of goods. Also promotes a free market regulated by supply and Capitalism

28. C4-$500 Grab Bag- $500 Name the two main reasons why the Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain 1.Agricultural Revolution 2.Natural Resources

29. C4-$100 This N’ That This N’ That - $100 This type of government is considered a complete form of Socialism Communism

30. C4-$200 This N’ That This N’ That - $200 This term describes increased output of machine-made goods that began in England during the 18th century Industrial Revolution

31. C4-$300 This N’ That This N’ That - $300 What class grew most rapidly during the period of industrialization? Middle Class

32. C4-$400 This N’ That This N’ That - $400 List at least 3 improvements that resulted from the Industrial Revolution Quality of clothing Access to consumer goods Access to jobs Transportation Diet

33. C4-$500 This N’ That This N’ That - $500 How were wealthy middle class members viewed by landowners & aristocrats in the 18th century Looked down upon