Industrialization and Economic Development
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- Q1
a place where products are sold
industry
Market
cottage industry
raw materials
30s - Q2
small home-based businesses that make goods
cottage industry
industrial belt
rust belt
industry
30s - Q3
starting in the 18th century, a series of technological advances
Rust Belt
Industrial Revolution
Industry
Industrial belt
30s - Q4
land that stretched across the midlatitudes of the Northern Hemisphere. It includes the northeastern & midwestern United States, much of Europe, part of Russia, and Japan
raw materials
industrial belt
industrial revolution
rust belt
30s - Q5
a process of decreasing reliance on manufacturing jobs
deindustrialize
rust belts
market
industrial belt
30s - Q6
the process of using machines and large-scale processes to convert raw material into manufactured goods
cottage industries
industrial revolution
industry
raw materials
30s - Q7
the basic substances such as minerals and crops needed to manufacture finished goods
industry
human labor
raw materials
market
30s - Q8
extracting natural resources form the earth
tertiary
secondary
primary
quaternary
30s - Q9
creating information and making high level decisions
tertiary
quaternary
quinary
primary
30s - Q10
making products from natural resources
primary
secondary
quaternary
secondary
30s - Q11
managing and processing information
tertiary
quaternary
primary
quinary
30s - Q12
the potential of a job to produce additional jobs
multiplier effect
break of bulk
agglomeration economies
intermodal
30s - Q13
businesses that can pack up and leave for a new location quickly and easily
locational triangle
front offices
back offices
footloose
30s - Q14
an influential theory that explains the key decisions made by businesses about where to locate factories
bulk reducing industry
agglomeration economies
least cost theory
least cost theory
30s - Q15
the spatial grouping of several businesses to share costs, such as access road to a public highway or development of a workforce with special skills
agglomeration economies
least cost theory
labor-dependent industry
multiplier effect
30s