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3. Products made in factories, often in large numbers, using machines.
4. Natural resources (like cotton, coal, or iron) that are used to make finished products.
9. Fabrics or cloth, one of the first industries transformed by machines during the Industrial Revolution.
11. The period (late 1700s–mid 1800s) when machines, factories, and steam power began changing how goods were made, starting in Britain.
13. A machine powered by steam that was used to run factories, trains, and ships during the Industrial Revolution.

1. People who buy and use goods or services.
2. Power that spins or turns in a circle, often used to run machines in factories.
5. Taxes placed on imported goods to protect local industries from foreign competition.
6. Man-made materials, such as plastics or artificial fabrics, produced by chemical processes.
7. – An engine powered by burning fuel (like gasoline) inside cylinders; it made cars and airplanes possible.
8. Human work, effort, and skills used to produce goods and services.
10. Money or resources that are invested to start or grow a business.
12. Revolution The period (late 1800s–early 1900s) when new technology like electricity, steel, and chemicals transformed industries even more.