Question

who are they?
susan b. anthony:

thomas cook:

charles dickens:

edgar degas:

vincent van gogh:

joseph lister:

marie curie:

dmitri mendeleev:

define the following
womens suffrage:

realism:

impressionism:

Explanation:

This problem involves identifying historical figures and defining historical/cultural concepts, which falls under the Social Science subfield of History. For each figure:

• Susan B. Anthony: American suffragist, women's rights activist.
• Thomas Cook: Pioneer of modern tourism, organized first package tours.
• Charles Dickens: British novelist (e.g., Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol), key in Victorian literature.
• Edgar Degas: French Impressionist artist, known for paintings of dancers.
• Vincent van Gogh: Dutch Post - Impressionist painter, iconic works like Starry Night.
• Joseph Lister: British surgeon, pioneer of antiseptic surgery.
• Marie Curie: Polish - French physicist/chemist, discovered radium, Nobel laureate.
• Dmitri Mendeleev: Russian chemist, created the periodic table of elements.

For definitions:

• Women's Suffrage: The right of women to vote in elections, a major feminist movement goal.
• Realism: Art/literature movement depicting everyday life, social reality, avoiding idealization.
• Impressionism: Art movement (19th - century France) capturing light, momentary impressions, e.g., Monet, Degas.

Answer:

• Susan B. Anthony: American suffragist and women's rights activist.
• Thomas Cook: Pioneer of modern tourism, organized early package tours.
• Charles Dickens: British novelist (Victorian era, works like Oliver Twist).
• Edgar Degas: French Impressionist artist (dancer paintings).
• Vincent van Gogh: Dutch Post - Impressionist painter (Starry Night).
• Joseph Lister: British surgeon, antiseptic surgery pioneer.
• Marie Curie: Polish - French scientist, radium discoverer, Nobel laureate.
• Dmitri Mendeleev: Russian chemist, periodic table creator.
• Women's Suffrage: Right of women to vote in elections.
• Realism: Art/literature movement showing everyday social reality.
• Impressionism: Art movement capturing light, momentary scenes (e.g., Impressionist painters).