<span>It tried to fulfill nineteenth-century dreams of nationalism by creating new boundaries and new states.</span>
<span>The Revolution began in the second half of the eighteenth century in the Kingdom of Great Britain, which then spread to much of Western Europe and North America, and concluded between 1820 and 1840. It was a period of economic, technological and social transformations in the history of humanity. The Industrial Revolution marks a point in history and the level of life had a sustained growth. A transition from manual labor to machinery for industrial manufacturing began. This transition began in the late eighteenth century and the expansion of trade was possible thanks to this development.</span>
The renaissance artist and scholars took most of their inspiration from the Greeks and Romans because at this time studies were taken from the greeks and Romans. After the fall of Rome and the coming about of the dark ages many influential people such as scholars and artist began reverting back to the classical eras of Rome and Greece taking much inspiration for their architecture,sculptures and beliefs such as a focus on the human body and less on religion
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The use of steamships became very popular in the United States in the early 18oos after Robert Fulton had traveled to France and investigated what had been done there with the steam engine. In 1811, the first in a line of river steamboats left the dock in Pittsburgh to steam down the Ohio River to the Mississippi and on down to New Orleans, a major port of the United States. Steamboats were used on rivers and the great lakes for inexpensive transportation of goods. However, there were hazards and many ships were damaged in their excursions. Also, they burned wood and much deforestation took place during the era of steamboats.
A third advancement was in the construction of metal bridges which could sustain the weight of railroad cars, etc. Plans for such bridges such as the Manhattan Bridge date back to the early 1800s.
Another great boon to transportation was the creation of trains that could rapidly traverse the country with good. Later, with the invention of the refrigerator car, produce from California could arrive fresh in New England, for example. John Steinbeck's novel, East of Eden has a character who seeks to make money by transporting lettuce on the railways. However, his idea was premature because the refrigerator cars were not yet made.
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