INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

3. Political idea promoting equality and cooperation instead of competition.
5. Group of labourers who faced long hours, low wages, and unsafe conditions.
7. Class that owned factories and represented industrial capitalism
10. Process by which cities grew rapidly as people moved from the countryside.
11. Country where industrialization began in the late 18th century.

1. Agricultural reform that forced peasants to migrate to towns.
2. Artistic and literary movement that reacted against machines and materialism.
4. The development of industries in a region on a wide scale.
6. Invention that made weaving faster, replacing handcraft in the textile industry.
8. Writer of Oliver Twist and Hard Times, who exposed industrial poverty.
9. Black mineral that became the main fuel for industry.
12. New transport network that connected cities and reduced travel time.