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Before the industrial revolution, agriculture was the main industry, and agriculture requires lots of people, so lots stayed home, but with factories being built everywhere, it meant you could travel to work places and be independent, so lots more left home

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Lots of people moved to cities for the factories, but they needed to have something to do on their day(s) off, so many opened attractions, including fashion shops, theaters, museums, circuses, china shops, and shoe stores

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Many new cities had lots of problems, with one of them being mud holes.Whenever it rained, since they were dirt/gravel streets, it caused large holes of mud to appear

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There were no regulations for time worked back then, so hours for workers were sometimes 12 hours a day, 6 days a week

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Francis Cabot Lowell opened textile mills in Waltham, Massachusetts, and became very popular by 1836

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When the Lowell mill first opened, they needed new and cheap workers, so they hired young girls who were looking for work anyways

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Train tracks used to have carts pulled by horses, but in 1829 an english family made the first steam engine called "The Rocket" that could go 30 mph

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buildings with many shared bedrooms and a kitchen where meals are made for them

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A device that communicates using morse code by sending electrical currents through a wire.

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A device that was used to help farmers easily plant grain