Across
- 3. Advantages such as harbors, rivers, and abundant coal that contributed to England's leading role in the Industrial Revolution
- 5. First industry to undergo changes in manufacturing during the Industrial Revolution, particularly in clothing production
- 6. founder of modern communism and writer of Communist Manifesto
- 7. Utilization of scientific advancements to boost productivity, including enclosure and crop rotations, resulting in fewer farmers needed
- 8. The possession of colonies and a large amount of raw materials that facilitated England's industrial dominance
- 9. Scottish engineer and inventor whose improvements in the steam engine led to its wide use in industry (1736-1819).
- 12. The movement of people from rural areas to cities due to the decreased need for farmers, resulting in crowded and unsanitary urban environments
- 13. An economic system based on private ownership and investments for profit, leading to the rise of capitalism
- 15. Fundamental change in the way goods are made, characterized by factors of production: land, labor, and capital
- 16. A new social class of merchants, bankers, and landowners that emerged as a result of the Industrial Revolution
- 17. A system where all workers and products were centralized in one building, with machines replacing workers
- 18. An ideology based on Karl Marx's ideas, advocating for the abolition of social classes and private property, and the replacement of competition with cooperation
Down
- 1. A scientist who studied radioactivity, discovered radium, and became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize
- 2. A scientist who improved Industrial Revolution conditions by pioneering the heating of liquids to kill germs and identifying the role of germs in diseases
- 4. A political movement in response to the injustices of industrial workers, advocating for government ownership and control of the means of production and distribution of goods
- 10. Advances such as trains and steam engines that accelerated the Industrial Revolution and made transportation faster and more efficient
- 11. A system where work was done in homes by women before the transition to the factory system
- 14. Inventions that caused a significant increase in manufactured goods, such as the Spinning Jenny and James Watt's improved steam engine
