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What made it possible to move people and goods quickly over great distances?
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What was the importance of the steam locomotive?
People and goods were able, for the first time to travel long distances quickly. The population was able to expand/ growth/ prosper.
How did the steam engine contribute to increased diffusion during the Industrial Revolution?
It led to the development of boats and trains that could move people and goods quickly over great distances.
How did the steam engine contribute to increase cultural diffusion during the industrial revolution?
It led to the development of boats and trains that could move people and goods quickly over great distances.
How did the steam engine contribute to increased cultural diffusion during the Industrial Revolution?
It led to the development of boats and trains that could move people and goods quickly over great distances.
How did the steam engine contributed to increased cultural diffusion during the industrial revolution?
It led to the development of boats and trains that could move people and goods quickly over great distances.
Why were railroads made?
To move goods quickly. People were an afterthought.
What problem did trains solve?
Moving goods and people from one place to another across long distances.
How does the modern era differ from the middles ages?
Technology allows people in the modern era to mass-produce goods more quickly and easily than was possible in the Middle Ages.
What made it possible for factories in early American history to produce goods more quickly and cheaply?
Child labor was introduced
What role did new technology play in setting the stage for the industrial?
They made it possible to produce goods more quickly and efficiently.
What role did new technology play in setting the stage for the industrial revolution?
They made it possible to produce goods more quickly and efficiently.
What steam powered method of transportation quickly outpaced earlier forms for transporting goods and people?
railroad
