Most factories were built in New England at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution due to its favorable geographic and economic conditions. The region had access to swift rivers for water power, a dense population for labor, and a network of ports for shipping goods. Additionally, New England's economy was already diversified, with a strong focus on trade and manufacturing, making it an ideal location for industrial growth. In contrast, California's industrial development came later, driven by different resources and economic circumstances.
Human society and its impact on the biosphere were transformed by the Industrial Revolution, which added machines and factories to civilization during the 1800s.
The ages of children or women working in factories now corresponded to the time they could work in a day and/or week.
Children worked in factories during the late 1800's, during the Industrial Revolution. In order to survive, the families had to have every able member of the family go to work, including the children.
The steam engine was at the heart of the Industrial Revolution in the 1800s, revolutionizing transportation and manufacturing. Its development, particularly by James Watt, enabled factories to operate more efficiently and facilitated the rise of the railway system, which transformed goods and people movement. This innovation spurred urbanization and significantly increased production capabilities, laying the foundation for modern industrial society.
(Apex) More American workers relocating to urban centers.
The need for river water to generate power
Because of the industrial revolution.
During the Industrial Revolution, cities began to use more machinery and factories started booming. Mass production was beginning, and many people sought for jobs in factories due to the mass openings of jobs. Cities grew massively, and dominated around factories.
At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, factories were commonly built next to flowing rivers or other water source because people used the water as an energy source to run the machines in the factory.
The guillotine wasn't in the industrial revolution ( that is when machines took over jobs and factories started) it was in the French Revolution .
It was known as the Industrial Revolution.
Factories.
The invention which brought the Industrial Revolution to Northern agriculture was the factories that were in existence. This allowed them to produce more goods which would be processed and exported from the factories.
children who were orphans who worked just for the factories food shelter and clothes.
Factories
Various businessmen and companies.
the north east