Industrial Revolution Vocabulary (Honors)

Greatly increased output of the machine-made goods that began in England in the mid 1700s

• Industrial Revolution

• Mass production

• Agricultural Revolution

• Urbanization

City building and movement of people to cities

• Industrial Revolution

• Mass production

• Agricultural Revolution

• Urbanization

Efficient production of large numbers of identical goods

• Mass production

• Crop Rotation

• Luddite

• Industrialization

Use of new farming techniques using fences, crop rotations, and new tools

• Industrial Revolution

• Mass production

• Agricultural Revolution

• Urbanization

Resources needed to produce goods and services that the Industrial Revolution required

• Stock

• Factors of Production

• Textiles

• Labor Unions

Meaning "let it be" or "leave alone", it refers to allowing businesses to operate freely without excessive regulations or controls

• Industrialization

• Laissez-faire

• Corporation

• Collective bargaining

The process of developing machine production of goods

• Industrialization

• Laissez-faire

• Corporation

• Collective bargaining

Workers who joined together in labor associations

• Stock

• Factors of Production

• Textiles

• Labor Unions

A person who opposed increasing industrialization and new technology

• Tenement

• Labor Union

• Textile

• Luddite

Clothes

• Stock

• Factors of Production

• Textiles

• Labor Unions