an agreement or contract in which a borrower receives money or goods now, with an agreement to repay a greater amount later
demand
supply
interchangeable parts
credit
money invested in a business venture
profits
investments
supply
capital
identical, machine-made parts for a tool or a instrument
monitors
petitions
interventions
interchangeable parts
the movement of population from farms to cities
siege
scalawag
scarcity
urbanization
a shortage, lack, or insufficient supply
scarcity
supply
scalawag
surplus
a person who invests in a business to make a profit
capital
carpet bagger
broker
capitalist
a difference between the cost of a good or service and its selling price
capital
profit
interest
investment
young women who worked in the Lowell Mills in Massachusetts during the Industrial Revolution
kin
mothers
Carpet baggers
Lowell girls
the amount of goods or resources in stock, on hand, or available in the market to sell
scarcity
supply
sustain
surplus
Change from manual production to machine-powered factory production that started in England in the late 18th century and spread to other places and brought a transformation in economy, society and technology.
Monroe Doctrine
Missouri Compromise
Industrial revolution
American revolution