Industrial Revolution

3. Equipment and mechanical devices used in manufacturing.
4. A socio-economic and political theory developed by Karl Marx.
6. Inventor known for the cotton gin, a device that revolutionized cotton processing.
9. An economic system characterized by private ownership and the pursuit of profit.
11. Economist known for the theory of population growth and its potential to outstrip food supply.
13. An organized association of workers formed to protect and further their rights and interests.
14. The process of developing industries on a large scale.
15. Fabric or cloth produced by weaving or knitting.

1. Large-scale industrial building where goods are produced.
2. Multi-occupancy buildings with often overcrowded and poor living conditions, especially in urban areas.
5. Invention that played a key role in powering factories during the Industrial Revolution.
7. The growth of cities due to industrialization.
8. Transportation innovation that facilitated the movement of goods and people.
10. The theory of evolution by natural selection proposed by Charles Darwin.
12. A fossil fuel that powered many industries during this period.