The "industrial Revolution" is generally perceived to have originated in England, in the 1700's. But, the same conditions applied to the U.S. and England. There were two main precursors:
1 - Improved agricultural productivity such as to reduce the number of farm workerrs and thus "free" them, whether they wanted to be freed or not, from the toil of the farm, and exchange that for the toil of the factory.
2 - The rise of substantial power supplies - early on such things as water power, and later, more importantly, steam power, to operate industrial machinery.
The cities were the point of population growth as they formed natural shipping "basins" for raw commodities, and likewise had the transportation facilities,especially shippoing ports, to ship the finished goods. They also offered a larger number of skilled artisans to draw from to maintain the more sophisticated equipment.
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1873 was the 19th century (1800-1899).
he rapid growth of cities
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The rapid growth of cities.
The rapid growth of cities.
In the 19th century, Europeans were present in the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
Cities were able to expand their geographic areas in the late 19th century due to advancements in transportation, such as railroads and streetcars, that made it easier for people to live further away from the city center. Industrialization also created a demand for workers, leading to the growth of suburbs and satellite towns around major cities.
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BECUASE THEY FELT LIKE IT
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