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Q: What invention allowed manufacturing away from rivers?
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What allows manufacturers to build their factories away from rivers?

Invention of the steam engine allowed manufacturers to build their factories away from rivers.


Who allowed manufacturers build their factories away from the rivers?

The invention of steam engines to drive factory machinery allowed manufacturers to build factories away from running water.


What allowed most manufacturers to build their factories away from rivers?

Electricity


What mostly allowed manufacturers to build their factories away from rivers?

Steam energy allowed factories to move away from rivers.


Which energy source allowed factories to move away from rivers for?

Coal, to make steam.


What invention allowed people to live farther away from their jobs and commute to work more quickly?

automobile


Irrigation allowed farms to be?

Irrigation allowed farms to be further away from rivers. Irrigation is an artificial way to bring water to the land or soil.


What roman invention allowed water from far away springs to be carried to town s?

An aqueduct. Though, I have a problem calling it a Roman invention. Aztecs also had very sophisticated aqueducts in Tenochitlan.


What technology was the first step towards electronic miniaturization?

The transistor was the invention that allowed electronics to move away from the use of vacuum tubes (also called valves).


Was the invention of the telephone popular right away?

no :)


How did Alexander Graham Bell telephone change peoples lives?

It allowed us to communicate with other people who were further away. Creating an important new industry all because a single invention.


How did irrigation impact history?

It allowed people to move away from natural water sources such as rivers and lakes. They were able to provide water for drinking and for crops in places where there were no natural water sources.