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Richard Howe set up a system that allowed for the printing press to be used as a way to distribute corporate and metropolitan newspapers.

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Demanded improvements in their treatment in the mill. Affected the North region.

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increased the northern economy

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Boosted economy because they were produced in factories.

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Increase in immigration, more population in big cities. Impacted the North the most.

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Put into place in order to unify. Mostly affected the North.

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The effects of the transportation revolution and population growth led to a big boom in business all across America. This affected primarily the North, but also the other regions of America as well, by introducing the factory for the first time.

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The new immigrations also provided a large supply of cheap labor. Sparsely populated western cites hoped the immigrants would move to their region to help expand their population, and thus the market for land a goods. It most affected the Western regions.

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Northern agricultural systems were not as plentiful as the industry there, but still was a prime factor in the Market Revolution. This affected the North because the prices crops kept rising worldwide, giving incentive for Northerners to farm, and build the economy for the North.

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advances in agriculture and transportation allowed the farmers of less profitable crop to transfer workforce's into other industries, such as factory work. affected the northeast the most

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over 4500 patents led to more uses for different things, leading to more industries. east

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The introduction of new sources of energy (such as coal) made it possible to replace wood and water as fuel for many factories. This also allowed the possibility of mills being located away from running streams and thus permitted industry to expand still more widely. These most affected the North region because that is where most of the factories were.

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-It revolutionized watch and clock making the manufacturing of locomotives and steam engines. and many farming tools. it

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The magnetic telegraph was a way of instantly communicating with distant cities, and helped commerce, in regards of being able to  communicate with who wanted what. This affected the North and Northwest, because it helped them communicate about trade.

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Factories were the most profound economic development in the mid-19th century. From 1840s-1860, the total value of manufactured goods produced in the US jumped from $483 million to $1 Billion. It had the most impact on the North region.

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Made accumulation of greater capital possible which led to bigger factories and business, which helped the market revolution grow. affected the North

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-It replaced the hand chiseling of complicated parts and dies
-this impacted the northern region the most

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Made transportation faster, and more efficient, which led to increase an increase in business. the area that was most affected was the north

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Provided a direct route to the Great Lakes, the canal gave New York direct access to Chicago and the growing markets of the West. It had the most impact on the Northwest region.

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A majority of the immigrant workforce that came to America were Irish and Germans, whom came from poverty in most cases. This affected the Northwest mostly, since most Germans immigrated to the Northwestern states to become farmers and/or went into business.

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A revolution in the mid 19th century that increased economic activity and productivity due to an improvement in transportation, leading to an increase in commerce