Across
- 1. The legislation enacted to regulate the conditions of workers in industrial settings. These include the Keating-Owen Act of 1916, provisions that made it so that 14-16 year olds can only work nine hours a day.
- 5. A large building where people and machines work together to make goods.
- 6. The Factory Act banned children that was under 9 from textile mills, limiting hours for older children.
- 11. Made it so that women were more encouraged to shop more while men worked and handled all the money and business related things.
- 12. A name or symbol that identifies a company’s product
Down
- 2. The man that built the Carnegie Steel Company and became one of the richest men in history.
- 3. basically means the free time that you have from work, school, and other obligations thats used for rest, and personal enjoyment from hobbies.
- 4. Large, powerful family-owned business groups in Japan during the Industrial Revolution.
- 7. A store that sells a variety of goods organized into distinct sections under one roof
- 8. Making huge numbers of the same product quickly and efficiently.
- 9. Looking and buying goods from stores.
- 10. A system where a product moves past workers, and each person adds one part at a time.