Transportation and Communication, The Victorian Era

The years 1837-1901 saw many changes. The invention and development of the telegraph, telephone, car, motor bike, railway and ships boosted Victorian England to the most powerful trading nation in the world. Their engines and inventions were sold on every free trade continent in the world. Many jobs were created to help move these items across the globe. The steam powered ship allowed them to get cotton from one continent, spin it on another and sell it on others. It changed the way they traveled and communicated drastically. If you can imagine the health benefits of the nation when doctors can communicate by telegraph or phone with one another, it was simply an amazing time.

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