Industrial Revolution

4. Economic theory where the individual is the most important and the government does not regulate business
7. Resource needed to create energy by burning to run engines, factories, trains, etc
8. belief that attributes like skin color make certain groups of people superior to other groups of people.
10. Raw materials needed to make goods
11. domination of one country (their political, economic and/or cultural life) by another country
14. local rulers left in place and expected to follow the advisers from the imperialist power on all issues
16. a small, not highly populated country town

1. The shift in society where goods were produced on a mass scale through the use of machinery instead of being handmade
2. Economic theory where the state is the most important and the government runs the businesses.
3. forced labor without payment, usually controlled through violence and fear.
5. Resource rich continent carved up by European Colonists
6. large group of nations connected by being ruled over by a powerful independent government
9. Buildings where multiple families live in close quarters.
12. a highly populated city
13. A building where goods are manufactured by machines and people
15. The country where the Industrial Revolution began because of its resources, capital, and policies.