Explain The Conditions That Allowed The Growth Of Industry In The 19th Century

In the 19th Century, one condition that allowed the growth of industry, was the improvement of technology. Many of the factories necessary for the rapid industrialization in the United States were already built. Machines have now taken over labor and made it an easier task to do. Work then moved from homes to factories. Railroads started to come into the picture and started to become a more efficient transportation. Another condition was the steel industry. Before the Civil War started, the railroads used ran on iron rails that wore out too quickly. Railroad owners found out that steel, a mix of iron, carbon, and such metals, is a longer lasting material. Though steel was a expensive and hard to make. The last condition I am going to talk about,