Industrial Revolution

2. A large building where machines are used to manufacture goods in large quantities.
5. Relating to the countryside or farming areas; where most people lived before the 1800s.
7. To make or manufacture something.
9. A person who moves to a new country to settle there, often seeking work in growing cities
12. A group of businesses that provide a particular product or service (e.g., the coal or oil ____)
14. Also called a tenement; a crowded, dirty, and often dangerous part of a city where very poor people lived.
15. Conditions relating to public health, especially the provision of clean drinking water and sewage disposal.
16. A key invention that allowed for near-instant communication across long distances for the first time.
18. Work, especially hard physical work; also refers to the collective group of workers.

1. The movement of people or goods from one place to another using inventions like the steam engine.
3. A specific type of factory that often processed raw materials like grain or cotton into finished products.
4. Physical items that are produced, bought, and sold, such as clothing or tools.
6. The system by which a country’s money and goods are produced and used.
8. A set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something, like finding a better job or education.
10. The period of rapid growth in using machines for manufacturing and production
11. A strong, flexible metal made from iron that became the backbone of skyscrapers and railroads.
13. Relating to a city or town; where most people moved to find work during this era.
17. A type of cloth or woven fabric; the first industry to be transformed by machines.