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Answer with Explanation:
The <em>"Industrial Revolution"</em> had a profound effect on the development of the the United States, from<em> social</em> to<em> economic</em>.
- <em>Advances in technology</em><u> made the production fast.</u> For example, horses were used to power the machineries and this led to more production of crops. It even created a<em> surplus of goods</em>.
- The <em>improvement of railways and canals</em> led to more people traveling, which also meant trading domestically hastened.
- Communication also developed with the help of the<em> electrical telegraph</em>. This connected more people together and increased the business transactions.
Though there were many advantages of the Industrial Revolution, it had some<em> negative consequences</em> like segregating the people into different social classes. <u>The pollution in the environment also increased.</u>
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The development of the East African coastal region was greatly influenced by it s excellent strategic position. It became a trading center where goods from three continents were passing by, and lots of money, as well as innovations and technologies were coming in this part of the continent.
If the situation was different, like suggests, if the region was an inland desert or mountainous area in Africa, than it was going to be a very backwards region in every aspect. The people would have steel been living in primitive tribal societies, and there's big possibility that they were going to practice a nomadic lifestyle as well. And those kind of conditions will not allow the formation of developed society, or great empire.
