Across
- 2. – Hargreaves' invention that spun multiple threads at once.
- 4. – Samuel Morse's invention for fast long-distance communication.
- 5. – Movement of people from rural areas to cities.
- 7. – Method of production bringing workers and machines together.
- 10. – Organization formed to improve working conditions.
- 13. – Fencing off farmland that pushed peasants into cities.
- 16. – Laws improving conditions by limiting child labor and hours.
- 19. – Inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.
- 20. – Key invention that powered machines, trains, and ships.
- 23. – Inventor of a process that made steel cheaper and stronger.
- 24. – Ford’s production method where each worker performs one task.
- 25. – Workers who destroyed machines they believed stole their jobs.
- 28. – Perfected the steam engine.
- 29. – Transportation system that boosted trade and migration.
- 30. – Ideology advocating classless society and shared ownership.
Down
- 1. – Identical components used to assemble products quickly.
- 3. – Period of mass mechanization beginning in Britain.
- 6. – Making goods in large quantities using machines.
- 8. – Inventor known for the lightbulb and electrical systems.
- 9. – Waterways built to transport goods more efficiently.
- 11. – Economic system based on private ownership and profit.
- 12. – Workers refusing to work until demands are met.
- 14. – Overcrowded, unsafe apartments for factory workers.
- 15. – Eli Whitney’s invention that sped up cotton cleaning.
- 17. – First industry to industrialize in Britain.
- 18. – Improvements in farming that helped spark industrialization.
- 21. – New social class of skilled workers, managers, and professionals.
- 22. – Practice of employing young children in factories.
- 26. – Wrote The Wealth of Nations and supported free markets.
- 27. – Wrote The Communist Manifesto criticizing capitalism.