Industrialization Vocabulary Review

4. Reason the U.S. had a large workforce for factories. Involved Americans moving from rural farm areas to urban city areas for factory jobs.
5. Faster and cheaper way to make products.
9. Kind of lower-cost production that happens when a long line of factory workers are all in charge of adding a single part to a finished product.
11. Term that describes the growth of factories and industry in the U.S. after the Civil War.
12. Raw material that comes from underground and can be turned into steel.
13. Item that is made in a factory that is meant to be sold at a national market.
14. Resources, like coal and oil, to power factories and businesses.
15. Reason the U.S. had a large workforce. Involved people coming from other countries to live and work in the United States.
16. TWO regions of the U.S. that saw the largest growth of industrialization, with bigger cities, more factories, and high populations.

1. Example of advertising that involves looking through a magazine with descriptions and pictures of items you can order through the mail.
2. U.S. companies spent lots of money on this to create faster trains.
3. Money, which business owners used to pay workers and buy inventions.
6. How the U.S. was seen before the Civil War, made up of mostly farms.
7. Place where finished products, like steel, are sold.
8. Resources found in nature that can be used to make goods in factories.
10. TWO terms that describe when a company or business owns and controls the creation and/or sale of a single product.