It's an interesting topic about history

1. Presented by :
Jessica Pantoja
Lic. English and French

2.  Firedamp  Railroad
 Craftworker  Spin
 Haul  Drift
 Coal
 Ore
 Quarry
 Carriage
 Drain
 Mill

5. Technological
developments in Britain
Textile
manufacture
Mills
Steam power
Mining
Machine tools
Railroads

6. The owners of factories became very rich

7.  the industrial processes of printing supported a
massive expansion of newspaper and popular
book publishing
 Massive urbanization and the rise of new
great cities, new opportunities brought huge
numbers of migrants from rural to urban areas.
 The greatest killer in the cities
was tuberculosis (TB). According to
the Harvard University Library.

8. THANKS FOR YOUR
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9.  Firedamp (noun)
 dangerous gas mixture: a mixture of methane
and other hydrocarbon gases that forms in
coalmines and is explosive when mixed with
air.
 [< damp "noxious gas“]

10.  Craftworker (noun)
 a person who makes things by hand

11.  Haul (verb)
 to transport something that is heavy and bulky
from one place to another.

12.  Coal (noun)
a hard black or dark brown sedimentary rock
formed by the decomposition of plant
material, widely used as a fuel

13.  Ore (noun)
a naturally occurring mineral from which
constituents, especially metals, can be
profitably extracted

14.  Quarry (noun)
 an open excavation from which stone or other
material is extracted by blasting, cutting, or
drilling.

15.  Carriage (noun)
 a wheeled platform on which something is
carried or supported

16.  Drain (noun)
 a pipe or channel that carries water from a
place

17.  Mill (noun)
 a building or group of buildings in which
cereal grains are ground to make flour or meal

18.  Railroad (noun)
 a track consisting of steel rails usually fastened
to wood or concrete ties, designed to carry a
locomotive and its cars or anything similar.

19.  Spin (verb)
 to turn round and round rapidly, or make
something turn round and round rapidly, as if
on an axis.

20.  Drift (verb)
 to be carried along by the flow of water or air

23. A young "drawer" pulling a coal tub along
a mine gallery

25. Mills

26. James Watt

29. A lathe from 1911, a machine
tool able to shape parts
(usually metal)for other
machines

31. Slater's Mill
United States

32. Bethlehem Steel, founded in 1857, was once the
second-largest manufacturer of steel in the United
States