Creeping Mechanization, Whitney Ends the Fiber Famine, Marvels in Manufacturing Workers and "Wage Slaves"

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Across
  1. 1. / multiplied the power of human muscles in the modern factory system
  2. 4. work force- descendants of the settlers did not want to work in smelly factories when the could work on their own land in fresh air and sunlight
  3. 7. / agricultural, methods of transportation, and communication
  4. 8. / exceed the value of the output of farms in the nineteenth century
  5. 9. / these people were the labor workers to operate machines. These workers were hard to find until immigrants began to pour ashore in the 1840's.
  6. 10. Buren / pres in 1840
  7. 11. / Had a monopoly of the textile machinery
Down
  1. 1. Slater / father of the factory system
  2. 2. manufacturing / maintains friendly & close relationships
  3. 3. / Competition was difficult against these manufactures because America had difficulty producing goods of high enough quality and cheap enough cost to compete with their mass-production abilities.
  4. 5. v Hunt / Protected labor unions
  5. 6. Gin / (Eli Whitney's) made it possible harvest cotton quickly and separate seeds from cotton
  6. 9. / big part of mechanizing of the US