How The Transportation System Affected By The End Of The 19th Century
During the 19th century the ability to travel became more common and easier for the life of an average American family. Due to the mass production of iron and steel, during the Industrial Revolution, it led to the expansion of bridge building, railways, building, equipment, better vehicle distribution, and along with the building of stronger and larger ships. By the end of the 19th century, one could reach any part of the country within days, instead of trips that would have taken weeks many years before. Strong reliable transportation systems also played a major role in economic and communication development of any country. However, due to the invention of railway systems, the mass production of vehicles and passageways, such as canals, caused