World History Final By Stephanie Nunez Isaac Newton
World History Final By: Stephanie Nunez
Isaac Newton 1643 -1727 What did they do? Isaac Newton developed 3 laws of motion which now form the basic principles of modern physics. He also discovered the components of light and color. He is also known for his development in the foundation of calculus. Why is he important? Isaac Newton is important for all his discoveries and contributions to math and science. . #1
#2 Bill of Rights (Created 1789 , Ratified 1791) Describe it The first 10 amendments of the Constitution. Why was it important? The Bill of Right is important because it protects our rights and prevents the government from misusing power.
Abraham Lincoln 1809 -1865 What did they do? Abraham Lincoln was the 16 th president of the U. S. He played a key role in the 13 th Amendment, which ended slavery. He also played a vital role in preserving the Union in the Civil War. Why is he important? Abraham Lincoln is important because he issued the Emancipation Proclamation, and he led the Union to victory in the Civil War. #3
#4 Light Bulb (Perfected in 1879 by Thomas Edison) What did it do? Provided light at any time Why was it important? The lightbulb was important because it gave light at any time and you could turn it off and on whenever you wanted and were safer than candles. They were more efficient than candles or waiting for the sun to do something.
#5 Industrial Revolution (Began in 1760 s) Describe it Began in Great Britain and quickly spread throughout the world. It was the transition to a new manufacturing processes. This included machines, new chemical manufacturing, iron production etc. Why was it important? The industrial revolution was important because is brought advances in methods of production, technology, shipping, science, agricultural, and construction.
Telegraph (Developed in 1830 s-1840 s) #6 What did it do? Revolutionized long distance communication Why was it important? The telegraph was important because it allowed people to communicate from long distances in just seconds.
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