Science and Industry

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Science and Industry
Gods Plan for Mankind

• By Janice Tucker

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Science and Industryin the Modern Age

• (c. 1500-1900)
• Highlights
• Founders of Modern Science
• Agricultural Advancement
• Inventors and Captains of Industry
• Darwin and Evolution
• Industrial Revolution

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I. New world of Science

• Why ancient science failed
• Why medieval science failed
• Rise of modern science

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New World of Science Cont.

• D. Founders of modern science
• E. Darwinism a threat to modern science
• F. Science, Gods truth to modern science

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II. New World of Industry

• Improvements in agriculture
• Industrial revolution
• Advancing industries
• Better transportation
• Improved communication

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New World of Industry Cont.

• F. Inventors
• G. Captains of industry
• A. Triumph of capitalism
• B. Benefits of Technology

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Thomas Edison

• Born in Ohio in the year 1847
• In 1854 the family moves to Michigan
• Begins working and publishes his own newspaper in
  1862
• Begins working as telegraph operator in 1862

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Thomas Edison the Inventor

• Worked long hours
• Telephone transmitter
• Phonograph
• Electric light
• Kinetograph

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Edisons Companies

• Mimeograph
• Farm implements
• Electric light
• Phonograph/Film
• Numbering machines
• telegraphy

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Edisons Sounds

• History
• Sales
• Are You From Dixie?
• The Church in the Wildwood
• In the Little Red School House

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Edisons Films

• History of film
• Admiral cigarettes
• Annie Oakley
• Band drill

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Next weekThe New World of ClassicsMusic,
Art, and Literature
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Bibliography

• http//edison.rutgers.edu/chron1.htm
• http//memory.loc.gov/
• Science Order Reality. (1993). FL. A Beka
  book.