Industrial Revolution & Reformers

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Across
  1. 3. movement to limit alcohol consumption
  2. 5. painters from New York who painted landscapes of the west
  3. 7. another invention by Eli Whitney that allowed for easy replacement of parts in tools and machinery and popularized the assembly line method
  4. 10. women who worked at textile mills during the Industrial Revolution
  5. 11. the process of producing large quantities of a product quickly and cheaply
  6. 12. the invention by Cyrus McCormick that harvested crops many times faster than they had been before
  7. 15. Leader of the abolitionist movement and conductor of the Underground Railroad
  8. 16. painted portraits of birds or the Hudson River School
  9. 17. reform to better public education and the skills of teachers
  10. 18. movement to give women equality and the right to vote
  11. 20. a series of workers and machines who progressively assemble identical products as they make their way around
  12. 21. the era of rapid development in industry and innovation
  13. 22. reform to better conditions in prisons and help those with mental conditions
  14. 24. Leader of the abolitionist movement
  15. 25. series of secret routes that helped slaves escape
  16. 26. leader of the educational reform
  17. 27. Main leader of the Prison and Mentally Ill reform
Down
  1. 1. the invention by Eli Whitney which cotton from its seeds faster
  2. 2. a cloth or woven fabric
  3. 4. movement to end slavery
  4. 6. train route stretching across the U.S. built by two companies (Union Pacific and Central Pacific)
  5. 8. to re-shape or change something
  6. 9. a transportation machine that turned steam into power
  7. 13. a man-made waterway made to allow ships to pass through in-land areas.
  8. 14. the invention by Samuel B. Morse that sped up communication through a special code that could be transferred through it.
  9. 19. the invention by John Deere that sped up the process of preparing the soil for crops
  10. 23. leader of the women's rights movement