INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Noey Barreith Kam Sprague Darcy HogueMcguire

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Noey Barreith Kam Sprague Darcy Hogue-Mcguire Junko Ketch

PROGRESS MADE IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES • In the 1600 s, scientists discover the differences between plant and animal cells • Rudolf Virchow expanded cell theory • By the late 1800 s, it was established that cells are the basic unit of living matter • Charles Darwin formulated the scientific theory of evolution through natural

HOW ADVANCES IN MEDICINE BENEFITTED SOCIETY o. Remarkable breakthroughs in medicine, the advances in science and helped prolong human life. o. Edward Jenner had developed a method of preventing smallpox through vaccination, but he didn’t know the scientific principle that made it all work. o. Pastuer produced a vaccine containing weakened anthrax germs. He determined that when weakened germs entered the body, the system builds up a substance called antibodies to fight them. o. Pastuer used the same technique to fight rabies, He injected a vaccine he produced into a boy that got bite by a rabid dog and he survived. o. The discoveries from Pastuer, lister, and Koch were the staring point of an international fight against disease. Knowing the nature roll of bacteria and viruses, scientist can now develop vaccines to fight against these diseases.

ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF ATOMIC THEORY • Atomic theory: All matter in the universe consists of very small particles. • Traced back to Greek philosophers. • Scientific revolution people started to accept it. • John Dalton • 1803: “weighed” atom • 1869 Classification of the elements • Atomic theory becomes part of physics

HOW THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IMPACTED SCIENCE AND MEDICINE • Communication- exchange ideas quicker • Wars- improved surgical procedures • New factories- sophisticated medical implants • Scientific reason • Biological sciences • Physical sciences • New theories