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BONUS!!

BONUS!!. Many students won’t even check this. But you did. So here’s a chance for an extra 10 points.

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BONUS!!

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  1. BONUS!! • Many students won’t even check this. But you did. So here’s a chance for an extra 10 points. • Read through this PowerPoint. Write a 1½ paper (Times new Roman, 12pt, Double Spaced) that stating which topic discussed in the power point was the most influential. E-mail the paper to Ockmanessay@gmail.com before May 1st.

  2. Society at the Turn of the 20th Century Circa 1850-1920

  3. Literacy & Newspapers

  4. Auguste Comte • The Positive Philosophy • Stages: • Theological • Metaphysical • Positive • Positivism • Father of Sociology

  5. Charles DarwinThe Origin of SpeciesThe Descent of Man“Natural Selection”

  6. “Social Darwinism”Herbert SpencerThomas Henry Huxley

  7. Louis Pasteur“Pasteurization”Robert KochGerm Research

  8. Ernst Mach & William Rotegen

  9. Marie Curie & Ernest Rutherford

  10. Max Plank & Albert Einstein

  11. Sigmund Freud • Father of Psychoanalysis • The Interpretation of Dreams • Id, Ego, Superego

  12. Carl Jung & Ivan PavlovArchetypal Ideas and Behaviorism

  13. Friedrich Nietzsche • The Birth of Tragedy • Thus Spake Zarathustra • Beyond Good and Evil • Genealogy of Morals

  14. Count Joseph Arthur de Gobineau - Essay on the Inequality of Human RacesHouston Stewart Chamberlin - Foundations of the Nineteenth Century • Racism • Anti-Semitism • Anti-Semitic Leaders: • Karl Lueger • Adolf Stoecker • Dreyfus’s Persecutor's • Zionism • Theodore Herzl

  15. The Subjection of Women • John Stuart Mill • Harriet Taylor • Emmaline Pankhurst • Women’s Social and Political Union • Suffragettes • Millicent Fawcett • National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies

  16. Elizabeth Stanton & Susan B. AnthonySeneca Falls Women’s Rights ConventionNational American Woman Suffrage Association

  17. Literature • Charles Dickens • Oliver Twist • Great Expectations • Gustave Flaumbert • Madame Bovary • Emile Zola • George Bernard Shaw • Arms and the Man • Man and Superman • Androcles and the Lion • Fyodor Dostoevsky • Crime and Punishment • Leo Tolstoy • War and Peace • Kate Chopin • The Awakening • Mark Twain • The Gilded Age – With Charles Dudley Warner • The Adventures of Tom Sawyer • The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

  18. Camille Pissaro • Pierre-Auguste Renoir • Edgar Degas • Claude Monet • Impression, Sunrise • Art - Impressionism • Modern life • Leisure • EdouardManet • The Luncheon on the Grass

  19. Post-Impressionism • Focus on form and structure • Georges Seurat • Neo-Impressionism • A Sunday on La Grande Jatte • Vincent Van Gogh • Emotional Struggle • Starry Night • Paul Gauguin • Coloring • Synthesist • Paul Cézanne • Impressionism to Cubism

  20. The RadioNikola Tesla & GuglielmoMarconi

  21. The Cinema • The Great Train Robbery • New York City to Hollywood • “Silent Films” to “Talking Films” • The Jazz Singer

  22. Thomas Edison • Role in the invention of: • Phonograph • Dictaphone • Mimeograph • Moving Picture • Light Bulb

  23. Second Industrial Revolution • Henry Bessemer • Steel • Chemical Industry • Solvay process • Dyestuffs & Plastics • Electrical Power Stations

  24. Internal Combustion Engine • Gottlieb Damlier • Automobile • Henry Ford • Moving Assembly Line

  25. Europe Before the Great War

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