Across
- 3. industrialist. Known for his textile factory and village, conditions there were very harsh and difficult to live in.
- 5. person taking on financial risks to organize and operate a business.
- 6. producing large quantities of a certain good or resource.
- 8. an american inventor known for key inventions that helped shape the economy
- 10. The social idea that buying goods is an important part of life
- 11. the art and science of cultivating the soil, growing crops and raising livestock
- 12. American financier, known for the first transatlantic cable.
- 13. inventor of the first wool-combing power machine, which opened doors to many new power looms.
- 14. sows the seeds for crops by metering out individual seeds, positioning them in the soil, and covering them to a certain average depth.(no space)
- 16. designed the first successful steamboat.
- 17. A blacksmith who added pistons and cylinders to a steam pump, which made it more productive.
- 19. inventor, engineer, manufacturer, and pioneer, inventor of the cotton gin.
- 20. The widespread use of machines and technology.
Down
- 1. system of work that is like slavery but is a debt bondage instead.(no space)
- 2. engineer and inventor, invented the first railroad locomotive.
- 4. inventor of electric motor, which took the place of the steam engine in many different areas of work.
- 7. development of industries or businesses in a certain region or country.
- 9. trying to expand your country’s power and authority through diplomatic means and if needed, military force.
- 14. refusal to work by a body of employees, typically to gain some sort of favor from their employer.
- 15. legal business that has separated from its previous owner.
- 18. British inventor who had success with an engine that used steam to make a vacuum, which pulled water up through a pipe
- 19. invented and improved the steam engine, known as the Watt’s steam engine