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they were the oppresive upper/middle class according to Karl Marx. They
control the govt, and means of production |
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| Pablo Picasso created it, it uses geometric shapes to recreate reality |
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Jewish captain in Fr. Army, convicted for treason, later was pardoned
and served in Fr. army |
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legislative assembly Nicholas II still controlled Russia through the military and
gov’t bureaucracy |
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| Led British suffragists. Made women’s social and political union |
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| Transmitted radio waves in 1901 (inventor) |
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| German pol. philosopher. Published Communist Manifesto |
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Polish-French physicist and chemist, famous for her research on
radioactivity she discovered the elements of polonium and radium. First female to win
nobel prize |
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an organized massacre of a particular ethnic group, especially to the Jews in
Russia in the 1800’ |
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oppressed workers/working class people according to Karl Marx.
believed they would rise up and overthrow the bourgeoisie |
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| Austrian neurologist who founded the discipline of psychoanalysis |
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belief that social progress comes from the struggle for survival:
“survival of the fittest |
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created by einstein in 1905. It states that space and time are not
absolute but are relative to the observer |
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united the powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy in a
defensive alliance against France |
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an alliance of GB, France, and Russia that stood opposed to the triple
Alliance |
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a post impressionist painter who used color and structure to express
a mood. art was a spiritual experience |
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She was a German nurse who founded the female Association for the
care of the poor or sick |
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