Across
- 1. Period of apparent prosperity in the U.S., marked by underlying issues and inequality
- 4. ... Integration; Business strategy where a company controls every stage of production, from raw materials to sales
- 5. African Americans who moved westward after the Civil War
- 8. Law that offered 160 acres of land to settlers willing to farm it for five years.
- 10. Major railroad connecting the eastern and western United States, completed in 1869.
- 12. Networks that expanded during the Industrial Revolution, crucial for transportation and trade
- 13. Material produced using the Bessemer Process, stronger than iron and used widely in construction
- 16. The movement of people from rural areas to cities, often for factory jobs
- 17. Social class primarily made up of laborers and factory workers
Down
- 2. Economic policy of minimal government interference in business
- 3. Industrialist known for dominating the steel industry through vertical integration.
- 6. Period marked by rapid industrialization and urbanization
- 7. The belief that Americans were destined to expand across the continent
- 9. Organizations formed by workers to advocate for better conditions and pay
- 11. Wealthy industrialists accused of exploiting workers and using unethical business practices
- 14. ... Integration;Business tactic involving the merger of companies in the same industry to reduce competition
- 15. Practice of employing children in factories, often in unsafe and demanding jobs.
