Industrial Era Crossword Puzzle

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EXPANSION: The process of increasing in size, scope, or number
REFORM: Careful changes made to improve policies, systems, or practices
INTEGRATION: Act of combining separate elements into a unified whole
DISPARITY: A noticeable difference, often referring to imbalance/inequality
URBANIZATION: Rural becomes urban, growth of cities
MIGRATION: Movement of people from one place to another
DEVELOPMENT: Process of growth, progress, or evolution
TRANSFORMATION: Significant change in form, structure or function
INNOVATION: Introduction and application of new ideas, methods or devices
BESSEMER PROCESS: Method for mass producing steel
LABOR UNION: Organization formed by workers to bargain for better wages
GILDED AGE: Period characterized by rapid industrial growth
ANTITRUST LAWS: Legislation for preventing monopolies
PROGRESSIVE ERA: Period following the Gilded Age; widespread reforms
ROBBER BARONS: Term for powerful industrialists who amassed great wealth
AGRARIAN: Cultivated land or farming practices; society based on agriculture
MONOPOLY: One company or small group controls an entire industry
HOMESTEAD STRIKE: Labor conflict in 1892 between workers and Carnegie Steel
REGULATION: Establishment and enforcement of rules or laws designed to guide behavior

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expansion: the process of increasing in size, scope, or number
reform: careful changes made to improve policies, systems, or practices
integration: act of combining separate elements into a unified whole
disparity: a noticeable difference, often referring to imbalance/inequality
urbanization: rural becomes urban, growth of cities
migration: movement of people from one place to another
development: process of growth, progress, or evolution
transformation: significant change in form, structure or function
innovation: introduction and application of new ideas, methods or devices
bessemer process: method for mass producing steel
labor union: organization formed by workers to bargain for better wages
gilded age: period characterized by rapid industrial growth
antitrust laws: legislation for preventing monopolies
progressive era: period following the gilded age; widespread reforms
robber barons: term for powerful industrialists who amassed great wealth
agrarian: cultivated land or farming practices; society based on agriculture
monopoly: one company or small group controls an entire industry
homestead strike: labor conflict in 1892 between workers and carnegie steel
regulation: establishment and enforcement of rules or laws designed to guide behavior