| A | B |
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| manufacturing | to make something on a large scale, usually using machinery |
| economists | people who study the exchange of products and money in a society |
| agriculture | farming, and goods produced from the land |
| industry | the activity concerned with the production of goods |
| service industry | businesses related with services provided to people |
| imports | goods brought into a country |
| exports | goods moved out of a country |
| capital | wealth in the form of money, usually used to invest in businesses in order to grow more money |
| interchangeable parts | parts that are identical, to be used in the mass production of goods |
| mass production | the process of creating large numbers of similar products efficiently |
| mill or factory | the building where people create mass numbers of products |
| revolution | period of great change |
| textiles | fabrics, clothing, upholstery |
| embargo | an official ban on trade or other commercial activity with a particular country |
| boarding | lodging and food people pay to acquire |
| revolutionary | a major change from how things were done before |
