(WS) Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, and WWI

Someone who assumes the risk of starting a business

• Enterprise

• Entrepreneur

• Investor

• Lender

The movement of people to the cities

• Urbanization

• Citization

• Vacation

• Gentrification

Workers add parts to a product as it moves along a belt from one work station to the next; made production faster and cheaper

• Work Line

• Production Line

• Factory Line

• Assembly Line

Scientist who linked germs to diseases

• Louis Pasteur

• Albert Einstein

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Locke

When one country takes another and makes it its colony

• Imperialism

• Militarism

• Nationalism

• Industrialization

This was used by the Germans to drop bombs on England

• Airplanes

• Zeppelins

• Helicopters

• Jets

The war turned into this where neither side could gain victory

• Impasse

• Deadlock

• Standoff

• Stalemate

Focusing all of a nation’s resources on war

• All-in War

• Total War

• Complete War

• Aggregate War

The payments a country has to make due to war losses

• Redress

• Reparations

• Recompensate

• Amends

This person wrote the Fourteen Points which included the idea of forming a League of Nations

• George Clemenceau

• Woodrow Wilson

• David Lloyd

• Theodore Roosevelt