People, Ideas, Terms, Events, and Places Social Darwinism Mass Production Utilitarianism Coal & Iron George Westinghouse Charles Dickens Middle Class Charlie Chaplain Richard Arkwright Suffrage Factory Realism Impressionism Henry Bessemer Thomas Edison Cottage Industry Joseph Marie Jacquard Romanticism (give examples) Dreyfus Affair Charles Townshend Rudolf Diesel Corporation James Hargreaves Railroads Samuel Morse Alessandro Volta Urbanization Socialism Charles Goodyear Textiles Proletariat William Wilberforce Steam Engine Seneca Falls Convention The Great Famine (Ireland) The Great Train Robbery Joseph Lister Jane Addams James Naismith Communism Corn Laws Edgar Allan Poe Adam Smith/Laissez-faire Social Spheres (Roles of men and women) Vincent Van Gogh Factors of production (4) Victorian Era Tenement Housing James Watt Manchester Andrew Carnegie Louis Daguerre Home rule Edwin S. Porter Labor union Irish Republican Army J.P. Morgan Robert Fulton Penal Colony Queen Victoria John Stuart Mill Henry Ford Eli Whitney Nationalism Karl Benz Charles Darwin Karl Marx Louis Pasteur Gregor Mendel John Deere Orville and Wilbur Wright Exposition Universelle (1889) Strike Alfred Nobel Alexander Graham Bell George Stephenson Marie Curie Guglielmo Marconi John Rockefeller Sigmund Freud Rubric Your Points Points Possible Categories 20 4 artifacts are in each of the gallery room and represent its theme 20 Gallery artifacts have a proper description of their importance, information is correct and historical to the time period 5 Centerpiece Artifact represents the Industrial Revolution with proper description 5 Misc: neat, turned in properly, rubric attached, effort was put into it, curator info, etc 50 Overall Grade
People, Ideas, Terms, Events, and Places Social Darwinism Coal & Iron Middle Class Suffrage Impressionism Cottage Industry Rudolf Diesel Railroads Urbanization Textiles Steam Engine The Great Train Robbery James Naismith Edgar Allan Poe Vincent Van Gogh Tenement Housing Andrew Carnegie Edwin S. Porter J.P. Morgan Queen Victoria Eli Whitney Charles Darwin Gregor Mendel Exposition Universelle (1889) Alexander Graham Bell Guglielmo Marconi Mass Production George Westinghouse Charlie Chaplain Factory Henry Bessemer Joseph Marie Jacquard Dreyfus Affair Corporation Samuel Morse Socialism Proletariat Seneca Falls Convention Joseph Lister Communism Adam Smith/Laissez-faire Factors of production (4) James Watt Louis Daguerre Labor union Robert Fulton John Stuart Mill Nationalism Karl Marx John Deere Strike George Stephenson John Rockefeller Utilitarianism Charles Dickens Richard Arkwright Realism Thomas Edison Romanticism (give examples) Charles Townshend James Hargreaves Alessandro Volta Charles Goodyear William Wilberforce The Great Famine (Ireland) Jane Addams Corn Laws Social Spheres (Roles of men and women) Victorian Era Manchester Home rule Irish Republican Army Penal Colony Henry Ford Karl Benz Louis Pasteur Orville and Wilbur Wright Alfred Nobel Marie Curie Sigmund Freud Rubric Your Points Points Possible Categories 20 4 artifacts are in each of the gallery room and represent its theme 20 Gallery artifacts have a proper description of their importance, information is correct and historical to the time period 5 Centerpiece Artifact represents the Industrial Revolution with proper description 5 Misc: neat, turned in properly, rubric attached, effort was put into it, curator info, etc 50 Overall Grade