Industrial Revolution

3. A Scottish economist and philosopher known for his influential work "The Wealth of Nations.
4. A Scottish inventor and engineer known for improving the efficiency of steam engines.
7. A social system in which the means of production are owned by the community as a whole.
11. An American industrialist known for revolutionizing assembly line production in the automotive industry.
12. An individual who organizes and manages a business, typically taking on financial risks in the process.
15. A religious movement emphasizing individual freedom of belief and reason.
18. A period of rapid industrialization and technological advancement during the 18th and 19th centuries
19. An English textile manufacturer and social reformer who advocated for utopian socialism

1. An American inventor best known for his invention of the telephone.
2. A list of individuals or entities who are to be boycotted or otherwise penalized.
5. An early form of housing for urban workers, often overcrowded and lacking basic amenities.
6. A labor organization formed by workers to protect their rights and interests in the workplace.
7. A socio-economic system advocating for the collective ownership of the means of production and distribution.
8. The process of rotating crops to maintain soil fertility and prevent depletion of nutrients.
9. The country where the Industrial Revolution began in the late 18th century.
10. An American inventor credited with the invention of the cotton gin, revolutionizing cotton production.
13. An economic theory advocating minimal government intervention in economic affairs.
14. A British philosopher and political economist known for his contributions to liberal thought.
16. A philosopher and economist known for his theory of historical materialism and critique of capitalism.
17. An American industrialist known for revolutionizing assembly line production in the automotive industry.