Industrialisation depended largely on more efficient transport systems only to a small extent. Firstly, transportation systems were bettered partly due to industrialisation as it was during this period that the usage of new mechanical techniques and power driven machinery were pioneered. Secondly, it has to be brought to light that before the invention of the locomotives and the introduction of the railway system, the usage of coastal and river traffic as well as horse-drawn road …showed first 75 words of 567 total…

…showed last 75 words of 567 total…the costs of production and provided a more efficient system as in the case of the locomotives and 'Spinning Jenny.' Technology helped to increased output significantly and provided a cheaper cost for production making it more efficient and cost saving. Briefly, industrialisations not only rely on a more efficient transport system but also on the political stability, education, technology and availability of natural resources. All the factors are important in the growth of industrialisation.