Industrial Revolution & Imperialism Vocabulary Practice

1. A method of production where goods are made in large buildings using machines and workers, revolutionizing industries like textiles.

• Urbanization

• Factory System

• Mass Production

• Innovation

1. The growth of cities as people moved from rural areas to work in factories during the Industrial Revolution.

• Urbanization

• Factory System

• Humanitarian

• Colony

1. A machine that uses steam power to perform mechanical work, essential to the advancements of the Industrial Revolution.

• Factory System

• Urbanization

• Steam Engine

• Adaptability

1. The process of making large quantities of goods quickly and cheaply using machines.

• Mass Production

• Factory System

• Innovation

• Adaptability

1. The introduction of new ideas, methods, or devices that improve technology or processes, as seen in inventions during the Industrial Revolution.

• Humanitarian

• Influence

• Adaptability

• Innovation

1. Materials like coal and iron that were needed for building machines and fueling factories during the Industrial Revolution.

• Resources

• Colony

• Mass Production

• Urbanization

1. The ability to adjust to new changes or conditions, like workers and communities had to during the Industrial Revolution.

• Integrity

• Adaptability

• Influence

• Exploitation

1. A territory controlled by a more powerful country, often exploited for resources during the age of imperialism.

• Colony

• Empire

• Nationalism

• Indigenous

1. A group of territories or nations under the control of a single ruler or government, expanded through imperialism.

• Colony

• Missionary

• Empire

• Scramble for Africa

1. A person sent to promote their religion, often part of the cultural impact of imperialism.

• Missionary

• Indigenous

• Influence

• Humanitarian