The Transportation Revolution

The Transportation Revolution, occurring primarily in the 19th century, refers to significant advancements in how goods and people moved. Innovations like the steam engine, canals, and railroads drastically improved speed and efficiency. These developments connected regions, facilitated trade, and expanded markets, leading to economic growth and urbanization. The revolution transformed everyday life, enabling easier travel and the movement of resources, ultimately shaping modern society and industry. It laid the groundwork for the globalized economy we see today, fostering connectivity and driving advancements in technology and infrastructure.