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Prepare to excel in AP European History with this all-in-one Unit 7 Study Guide! Explore the pivotal moments of the Second Industrial Revolution, the rise of modernism with thinkers like Nietzsche and Freud, and the sweeping impacts of imperialism across Europe and the globe. With clear breakdowns of key events like the Anglo-German Naval Arms Race and the fight for women's suffrage, this guide is designed to clarify complex topics and boost your confidence. Perfect for students aiming for top scores, it’s your essential companion to mastering AP Euro. Grab your copy and conquer Unit 7 today!

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Sam Piedad
Mr. Pirkle
AP Euro. - Unit 7
2/11/23

1. 2nd Industrial Revolution
From iron to steel
- Puddling process - Expensive process melting ↑ quality iron for a week
- Bessemer process (Bessemer) - Cheaper process melting lower quality iron for a day →
Skyscrapers, sewing machines
Electricity
- Siemens “dynamo” (1866, Siemens) - Electric/direct current (DC)
- Tesla makes polyphase AC Generators (1886)
Will Perkin accidentally makes synthetic dyes (1856)
Bosch & Haber (Made mustard gas) make fixed nitrogen for fertilizer (and later bombs)
Alfred Nobel - Dynamite (1866) & Nobel Prize
Communications
- Two-way telephone (1876) - Alex. Gram Bell (Originally Antionio Meucci)
- 1901, went wireless by Marconi
Medicare
- Pasteur - Pasteurization & germ theory
- Koch - Germ culture
- Lister - Disinfectant → Listerine
- Anesthesia

2. Urbanization & Urban Planning
By 1913…
- USA is in the lead, Germany takes over the UK, & France & Russia at the end
- Institutional development, cartels, modernization & pop. ↑
Haussmann redid infrastructure under Napoleon III in Paris
Urbanization’s consequences (Ex. New York City)
- Crowding
- ↑ property crimes
- Health & sanitation problems
- Social conflict
…Responses
- Support - Philanthropy (Ex. Soup kitchens, shelters, etc.)
- Discussion - Investigation (Edwin Chadwick)
- Government action - Municipal Corporations Act (1835, elected responsible, city
governments), General Register Office (1837, stats analysis & tracking)

3. 2nd Industrial Revolution
Changing realities
- ↑ wages, life-expectancy, growing middle class
- Entertainment, childhoods, cocaine
- Women becomes domestic wives, leading to…
The women question - “What now that we don't work?”
- Options 0 Marriage, domestic service, convent
- Closed - Schooling
↑ of family planning clinics → Birth control (Dr. Alette Jacobs, 1882)

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