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=Chapter 24 - Life in the Emerging Urban Society=

Part One Pages 787-796 (Up to Rich and Poor...) - **Wednesday** - Pasteur - Koch - Lister
 * To what extent was industrialization responsible for the deplorable conditions of the cities in the early nineteenth century?
 * Who was Edwin Chadwick? What role did he play in the public health movement?
 * "Greatest good for the greatest number of people." Explain.
 * What was the miasmatic theory of disease? How did it slow progress?
 * Explain the contributions of the following and the changes that they had on urban Europe:
 * What were the reasons for the rebuilding of Paris? Who was responsible for this change?
 * List a few of the changes made to the city of Paris.
 * Why was the electric streetcar so important in improving urban life?

Part Two Pages 796 (Rich and Poor...) - 812 (Science and Thought) - **Thursday**
 * Marx claimed that as a result of industrialization there was an increasing polarization of society into rich and poor. Do the facts warrant such a conclusion?
 * Describe the differences and similarities between groups within the middle class. What separated them? what united them?
 * Describe the "labor aristocracy." What were the interests of its member? How did they differ from the rest of the working class?
 * What were the interests, motives and lifestyle of the working class? How were they changing by the late nineteenth century?
 * Why was there a decline in illegitimacy after 1850?
 * Why did middle class men marry late? What effect did this have on their sexual behavior?
 * How common was prostitution in the nineteenth century?
 * What was the social and economic position of women in the nineteenth century? Were they better off than in preindustrial society?
 * What changes occurred in child care and the attitude towards children in the nineteenth century?
 * Overall, did family life improve in the nineteenth century? Explain.

Antiseptic principle labor aristocracy realist movement middle-class morality Comte's positivism Edwin Chadwick Louis Pasteur Robert Koch Jean-Baptiste Lamarck Charles Darwin Sigmund Freud Gustave Flaubert Emile Zola Auguste Comte Joseph Lister Baron Haussmann Gustave Droz Social Darwinist
 * Vocabulary Quiz Friday - Please Bring your books to class Today**

When we are finished the Quiz you will evaluate the following: Figures 24.2 and 24.4. What do each reveal with regard to 1) Income Distribution and 2) Birthrates

Part Three 812 (Science and Thought) - 817 (End of Chapter) - **Monday** [|Lamarck] [|Darwin and Malthus] [|Sigmund Freud]

DBQ - **Tuesday**
 * Why does scientific inquiry matter in the 1850's?
 * What was the law of conservatation of energy?
 * What was Alfred Marshall's opinion of science?
 * What did Dmitri Mendeleev do?
 * Why was the dynamo, dynamic?
 * What is "R and D?"
 * List 3 "consequences" of science and technology
 * What was Comte's System of Positive Philosophy?
 * I am sorry, it appears my upload of the outline did not work. I will print them out for you and have them ready when you walk in to class.**


 * Chapter Test Wednesday**