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1. JEOPARDY Life in the Industrial Age

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3. These nations quickly followed behind Britain’s lead in Industrialization. What were Belgium, Germany, France and the United States?

4. These factors are necessary for mass production. What are the assembly line and interchangeable parts.

5. He was the Swedish chemist who invented dynamite. Who was Alfred Nobel?

6. He was the first Italian scientist to develop the battery. Who was Alessandro Volta?

7. These were the two German engineers who first developed the internal combustion engine fueled by gasoline and powered a car. Who were Nikolaus Otto and Gottlieb Daimler?

8. He developed a vaccine for rabies and a way of killing disease-carrying microbes in milk. Who was Louis Pasteur?

9. He developed anesthesia to relieve pain during dental surgery which allowed new life saving operations. Who was William Morton?

10. She saved thousands of lives by demanding sterile technique be used in army- field Hospitals during the Crimean War. Who was Clara Barton?

11. He was the English surgeon who developed antiseptic and insisted surgeons wash their hands between operations. Who was Joseph Lister?

12. These are the two diseases caused by mosquitoes which still cause harm in much of the tropical world. What are yellow fever and malaria?

13. These were the artists and writers who rebelled against the ideas of the Enlightenment that everything could be analyzed with reason and logic. Who were the Romantics and the Romantic movement?

14. He was the German writer who wrote “Faust” about a scholar who barters with the devil for his soul . Who was Johann Wolfgang von Goethe?

15. He was the Scottish writer who penned the novels Ivanhoe and Rob Roy. Who was Louis Napoleon or Napoleon III?

16. These were two writers who wrote about the harsh realities of life, rebelling from the sentiment of romanticism. Who were Charles Dickens, Victor Hugo and Emile Zola?

17. These sisters wrote the classic novels Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre. Who were Emily and Charlotte Bronte?

18. This was the artistic movement that rebelled against photography and was painted as if the viewer were taking a quick look at a scene or object. What was Impressionism?

19. Who was Vincent Van Gogh? He was the Dutch painter who painted landscapes and portraits that revealed his slide into insanity in his paintings.

20. He was the English painter that captured the feeling of the Industrial Revolution. Who was J.M.W. Turner?

21. He was the French painter who painted dramatic scenes of action and romanticism. Who was Eugene Delacroix?

22. He was a German composer that lost his hearing and wrote some of the most beautiful classical music in the world. Who was Ludwig van Beethoven?

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24. This is the literary and artistic movement that showed life as it really was and rebelled against the ideas of Romanticism. What is Realism?

25. He was the English Quaker schoolteacher who introduced the atomic theory, that all matter is made up of smaller particles. Who was John Dalton?

26. This belief in the superiority of one group over another was encouraged by Social Darwinism,by saying that if people were poor or uneducated they deserved to be that way. What was racism?

27. This is an association or group of corporations that fix prices, set production quotas, and divide up markets for profit. What is a cartel?

28. These are the two new forms of transportation that emerged during the early 1900s and dominated the 20th century. What are automobiles and airplane travel?