Did the steamship make seasickness more or less common? Did people really get sick from rocketing about the countryside on early trains that went all of 25mph? Did steamships and railroads make possible colonial conquest and exploitation? "The Origins of the Industrial Revolution: Transportation" discusses the effect of the Industrial Revolution on travel and commerce by road, rail, and sea; how first canals, then railroads made it possible to move factories down from the hills; and how the Transportation Revolution overturned ideas of time and space.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:50 Effects of the Revolution in Transport
02:58 Medieval Roads
03:55 Turnpikes
04:50 Canals
06:55 Steam Railroads
08:34 Passenger Rail
09:54 The Train Station
10:31 Streetcars, Subways, and Elevated Trains
11:18 Steamboats
11:52 Steamships
13:01 Steam Warships
13:29 Conclusion

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🎹 Background Music:
a) 1015. Paddy Works on the Railway (Traditional Irish) - with Lachlan Davey, [ Ссылка ]
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c) The Ballad of John Henry, [ Ссылка ]
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🎸 End Title Music: We'll meet again (without choir) (karaoke) Vera Lynn [ Ссылка ]
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