Steel was used to build lighter, smaller, and faster machines as well as railways, ships, and weapons. 

Steel was used for faster machines as well as railways, ships, and weapons. 

Steel was used to build lighter, smaller, and faster machines as well as railways, and weapons. 

Steel was used to build lighter, smaller, and faster machines as well as ships, and weapons. 

made the first telephone

made the lightbulb. 

Made the Bessemer Process which created high-quality steel efficiently and cheaply. 

made the first airplane

It was a new form of energy that could be transformed into heat, light, and motion

It was a new form of energy that could be light, motion, and moved easily through wires.

It was a new form of energy that could be transformed into heat, light, motion, and moved easily through wires.

Sent the first radio waves across the Atlantic Ocean

made the first airplane

 He invented the first telephone in 1876.

Thomas(US) and Joseph(Great Britain) made the lightbulb. 

made the first airplane

 He invented the first telephone in 1876.

Sent the first radio waves across the Atlantic Ocean

Made the Bessemer Process which created high-quality steel efficiently and cheaply. 

 Sent the first radio waves across the Atlantic Ocean

made the first telephone

made the first airplane

Made the Bessemer Process which created high-quality steel efficiently and cheaply. 

only Factories had conveyor belts, cranes, and machines as well as electrical lights.

Homes had electrical lights, subways, and streetcars. Factories had conveyor belts, cranes, and machines as well as electrical lights.

 Ocean Liners, Oil-fired engines, airplanes, and automobiles. 

Cars, Trains, boats

Trains, Cars, Airplanes

Automobiles, Cars, and trains

made the first telephone

made the first car

made the first airplane

Because of Orville and WIlbur's flight in a fixed wing plane, the first passenger air services were established by 1919. 

Because of Henry Bessemer and WIlbur's flight in a fixed wing plane, the first passenger air services were established by 1919. 

Because of Alexander Graham and WIlbur's flight in a fixed wing plane, the first passenger air services were established by 1919. 

Wages for the workers didn't change after 1870 and prices for manufactured goods lowered because of reduced transportation costs.

Wages for the workers decreased after 1870 and prices for manufactured goods lowered because of reduced transportation costs.

Wages for the workers increased after 1870 and prices for manufactured goods lowered because of reduced transportation costs.

Industrialized nations provided food and raw materials to industrialized nations. 

Non-Industrialized nations provided food and industries goods to industrialized nations. 

Non-Industrialized nations provided food and raw materials to industrialized nations. 

 A true world economy is the economies of all the nations across the world that come together and depend on each other

 A true world economy is the clones of all the nations across the world that come together and depend on each other

 A true world economy is the colonies of all the nations across the world that come together and depend on each other

 A true world economy is the states of all the nations across the world that come together and depend on each other

Europe dominated this world economy by receiving goods like beef and wool from Argentina and Australia, coffee from Brazil, iron ore from Algeria, and sugar from Java. Europe as well had capital invested in railways, mines, electrical power plants, and banks. Foreign countries provided markets for European goods. 

Europe dominated this world economy by receiving goods like beef and wool from Argentina and Australia, coffee from Brazil, sugar from Algeria, and iron ore from Java. Europe as well had capital invested in railways, mines, electrical power plants, and banks. Foreign countries provided markets for European goods. 

He liked the idea of it; he thought it was the main reason why the working conditions for the working class were the way they were. 

He did not like it; he thought it was the main reason why the working conditions for the working class were the way they were. 

One form of Marxist socialism eventually turned into communism. 

One form of Marxist socialism did not turned into communism. 

One form of Marxist socialism eventually turned into nationalism  

Oppressed→Working class; Oppressors→Bourgeoisie (Middle Class)  

Oppressed→middle class; Oppressors→Bourgeoisie (working class)  

He didn't think that capitalism would ever be destroyed

He believed that the oppressed would violently start a revolution against the bourgeoisie to overthrow them and create a dictatorship; this would create a classless society.

Just a book

It was a book made by two Germans, Marx and Friedrich Engels, and blamed industrial capitalism for bad working conditions.

It was a book made by two Germans, Martain and Friedrich Engels, and blamed industrial capitalism for bad working conditions.

Pure Marxists believe in taking peaceful protest to end capitalism while Revisionists believe in violent measures in protest to end capitalism

Pure Marxists believe in taking violent measures in protest to capitalism while Revisionists believe in peaceful protests to end capitalism.

The unions gained the ability to strike in the 1870s in Great Britain and by 1914 there were almost 4 million workers in British trade unions.  

The unions gained the ability to strike in the 1890s in Germany and by 1914 there were almost 4 million workers in British trade unions.  

Successfulness, Peace, Expedition, Cash

Steel, Petroleum, electricity, chemicals,

Mass society is known as an urban area and examples include London, France, Prussia, and Russia. A mass society is a large group of people in one place. In London it went from 960,000 to 6,500,000. 

Mass society is known as an suburban area and examples include Germany, Great Britain , Prussia, and Russia. A mass society is a large group of people in one place. In London it went from 960,000 to 6,500,000. 

Jobs factories, improvements in public health, and sanitation appealed to the mass amounts of people who flooded urban areas.

Jobs factories, dis-improvemnts in public health, and sanitation appealed to the mass amounts of people who flooded urban areas.

The living conditions created by mass society were filthy and caused deadly epidemic diseases in the cities.

The living conditions created by mass society were good conditions and people loved living during the mass society

City governments created boards of health to improve housing quality. City medical officers and building inspectors were authorized to inspect dwellings for public health hazards. Regulations required running water and internal drainage systems for new buildings. Gas and electric heaters allowed hot baths. 

City governments created boards of health to did not improve housing quality. . 

The upper class was known as the “wealthy elite”. This group made up 5% of the population but controlled 30%-40% of all the wealth. The most successful industrialists, bankers, and merchants (the wealthy upper-middle class) joined with the upper class to form the new elite. Marriage also brought them together. 

The upper class was known as the “wealthy elite”. This group made up 100% of the population but controlled 20%-40% of all the wealth. The most successful industrialists, bankers, and merchants (the wealthy upper-middle class) joined with the upper class to form the new elite. Marriage also brought them together. 

White collar workers still had beliefs of the middle class which was hard work and a good appearance-The Habits of Good Society (book) represented etiquette and beliefs of the middle class. Victorian Britain was the model of middle class society. 

White collar workers still had beliefs of the middle class which was hard work and a bad appearance-The Habits of Good Society (book) represented etiquette and beliefs of the working class. Victorian Britain was the model of middle class society.