Industrialization

When the government is “hands off” the economy and doesn't make laws/rules to limit business

• social darwinism

• industrialization

• laissez-faire

• urbanization

Making products quickly and cheaply; the assembly line was an important part of this

• urbanization

• mass production

• philanthropy

• Captain of Industry

The time period of growth as the United States became an industrial power, changing from a farming society to a manufacturing society

• Capitalism

• urbanization

• Imperialism

• Industrialization

Method of mass production in which large amounts of steel could be made cheaper and quicker

• Bessemer Steel Process

• corporation

• social darwinism

• steelization

The rapid growth of cities

• ruralization

• social darwinism

• imperialism

• urbanization

These types of workers worked on assembly line because it required very little training to complete the work.

• skilled workers

• crafts people

• unskilled workers

• college educated workers

An economic system in which private citizens own their own businesses to try and make as much money as possible. Also known as free enterprise.

• socialism

• capitalism

• communism

• monarchy

During the early 1800s many young women in New England were employed outside their homes as?

• crew members on cargo ships.
• cloth weavers in textile mills.
• H staff reporters for local newspapers.
• legal counselors in state courts.

These innovations below in agriculture and industry resulted in?

• higher consumer costs.
• decreased profits for investors.
• less consumer choice.
• more efficient production of goods.

Which factor accounts for this trend below?  

• The Second Great Awakening motivated people to join reform movements.
• Manifest Destiny inspired many people to become homesteaders.  
• Jacksonian Democracy allowed more people to vote in elections.  
• The Industrial Revolution encouraged people to pursue jobs in cities.