Industrial Revolution

A period from about 1760–1900 when machines and factories changed how goods were made and how people lived.

The work people do, especially work done for pay.

A place where workers use machines to make goods.

Cloth or fabric used to make things such as clothing.

Energy from steam used to power machines, trains, and ships.

Making large amounts of the same product quickly, usually with machines.

The growth of cities as more people move into them.

An economic system where people can own businesses and earn profits.

A group of workers who join together to improve pay and working conditions.

When workers refuse to work in order to demand better pay or working conditions.

When a powerful country extends its control or influence over other lands.

A territory controlled by another country.

Materials found in nature that people use to make goods, such as wood, coal, cotton, rubber, and oil.

A place or system where people buy and sell goods and services.

Strong pride and loyalty toward one’s nation.

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7th Unit 2 - Industr

Term	Definition
Industrial Revolution	A period from about 1760–1900 when machines and factories changed how goods were made and how people lived.
Labor	The work people do, especially work done for pay.
Factory	A place where workers use machines to make goods.
Textiles	Cloth or fabric used to make things such as clothing.
Steam Power	Energy from steam used to power machines, trains, and ships.
Mass Production	Making large amounts of the same product quickly, usually with machines.
Urbanization	The growth of cities as more people move into them.
Capitalism	An economic system where people can own businesses and earn profits.
Labor Union	A group of workers who join together to improve pay and working conditions.
Strike	When workers refuse to work in order to demand better pay or working conditions.
Imperialism	When a powerful country extends its control or influence over other lands.
Colony	A territory controlled by another country.
Natural Resources	Materials found in nature that people use to make goods, such as wood, coal, cotton, rubber, and oil.
Market	A place or system where people buy and sell goods and services.
Nationalism	Strong pride and loyalty toward one’s nation.

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