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| Germany and the United States |
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| In the 1900's, these following pair of countries were the world's leading industrial nations. |
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| This was a direct result of the discovery that germs caused disease. |
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| The poor lived in these in the nineteenth century. |
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| This was most closely linked to labor reforms. |
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| This group grew the fastest during the 1800's. |
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| It disagrees with the Biblical account of creation |
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| Why does Darwin's theory of evolution cause controversy? |
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| Landscape showing a violent storm |
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| What would be an example of a romantic painting? |
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| What is "the ballot" in Figure 9-1 meant to bring to the viewer's mind? |
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| It would change their life hardly at all |
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| According to Figure 9-1, how would the vote affect women? |
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| Figure 9-1 was drawn from what point of view? |
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| Fooling themselves if they thought the vote would lead to fulfillment. |
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| According to Figure 9-1, American women were doing what? |
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| A scientist whose work contributed directly to increased life expectancy in the late 1800's. |
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| This new feature in city life had the greatest impact on the poor in the late 1800's. |
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| The saying "a woman's place is in the home" reflected the values of which of the following groups in 1850? |
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| All forms of life evolved over millions of years. |
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| Darwin challenged traditional beliefs by asserting what? |
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| Painters who were part of the movement that focused on capturing fleeting, visual impressions. |
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| When a group of large businesses bands together to control a single industry |
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| An artist movement that attempted to represent the world as it was. |
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| Artists who were a part of this movement aimed to excite strong emotions with their work. |
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| A way of organizing workers and machines in order to assemble a finished product efficiently. |
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| British engineer who invented a process to produce steel. |
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| Quaker schoolteacher who developed modern atomic theory. |
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| A realist English writer who portrayed the lives of slum dwellers. |
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| American Architect who designed skyscrapers. |
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