Industrial Revolution

5. An economic system based on private ownership, profit, and a free market.
7. The development of industries for the machine production of goods, transforming agricultural societies.
8. A fast method for making high-quality steel, driving infrastructure growth.
9. The high-volume manufacturing of identical goods using machinery.
10. Improved by James Watt, this enabled machines to run on steam power, powering factories and transportation.

1. The rapid growth of cities and the migration of people from rural areas to urban centers.
2. The first industry to adopt factory methods, using inventions like the spinning jenny.
3. A production process where a product moves through workstations, with workers performing specific tasks to increase efficiency.
4. Method bringing workers and machines together into one building (factory) to produce goods, replacing the domestic system.
6. Economic systems aimed at reducing inequality, where society or the government owns the means of production.