Across
- 4. Thomas Edison championed mechanical uses of this
- 5. These created national markets by transporting materials to factories and finished goods to customers
- 8. Robber barons fought against these
- 9. This raw material became inexpensive thanks to the Bessemer process
- 14. Adults as well as these people had to work in factories
- 15. The industry located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- 16. These people provided a lot of the workforce needed for these new factories and industries
- 18. This raw material was important for building the railroads
- 21. The industry located in Detroit, Michigan
- 24. The industry located in Chicago,Illinois
- 25. Captain of industry in oil
- 27. Captain of industry in shipping and railroads
- 28. Captain of industry in coal
Down
- 1. Provided access to new consumer goods
- 2. This invention allowed for fast and cheap communication by wires and using Morse Code
- 3. Invented by the Wright Brothers (Orville and Wilbur) in 1903
- 6. "Hands off" governmental economic policy
- 7. Captain of industry in banking and investing
- 10. A person who takes the risk to start a new business
- 11. Industrialization in cities increased the need for these
- 12. This invention was created by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876
- 13. Making things in factories with machines
- 14. This raw material was a 4 times more efficient fuel than wood
- 16. Someone who puts money into a business to make a profit
- 17. America produced this more than the rest of the world combined by 1909
- 19. The industry that was located in New England
- 20. Captain of industry in automobiles and assembly lines
- 21. Drawing attentoin to new products so people will by them
- 22. During pre-industrialization life everything people owned was created this way
- 23. Captain of industry in steel
- 26. Eliminating competition by having complete control of an industry
