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Unit 14 Assignment – Unification & Imperialism

Unit Readings:

Western Heritage

    Chapters 24-25

Modern European History

    Chapters 26

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Part I - Due Thursday, March 29

 

Read and outline pp. 880-904 in Chapter 24 and pp. 921-931 in Chapter 25.

 

Part II - Matching Quiz on Monday, April 2

 

19th-Century ID’s – Be able to complete a matching quiz on the following 19th-century figures significant to European culture, science, and politics. You should know each figure’s country of origin, the field(s) in which each was active, and, MOST IMPORTANTLY, the major contributions each made to European thought and history. If a person was a writer, the names of his/her most significant works would be very useful to know. You may prepare in any way you wish, and working with partners is permitted.

1. Albert Einstein

2. Auguste Comte

3. Charles Darwin

4. Emile Zola

5. Emmeline Pankhurst

6. Ernest Rutherford

7. Florence Nightingale

8. Friedrich Nietzsche

9. Gottlieb Daimler

10. Gregor Mendel

11. Guglielmo Marconi

12. H.G. Wells

13. Henry Bessemer

14. Herbert Spencer

15. James Joyce

16. Joseph Lister

17. Louis Pasteur

18. Marie Curie

19. Max Planck

20. Max Weber

21. Richard Wagner

22. Sigmund Freud

23. Theodore Herzl

24. Virginia Woolf

25. Wilhelm Roentgen

26. John Stuart Mill

27. Jeremy Bentham

28. Soren Kierkegaard

29. Leo Tolstoy

30. Werner Heisenberg

31. Charles Dickens

32. Henrik Ibsen

33. Michael Faraday

34. Dmitri Mendeleev
35. James Clerk Maxwell
36. William T.G. Morton
37. Alexander Fleming
38. Louis Daguerre
39. Enrico Fermi
40. Fyodor Dostoevsky

 

 

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