The Trans-Siberian railroad was a railway system constructed in Russia that connected Moscow with the Far East region, specifically Vladivostok. It is one of the longest railways in the world and played a significant role in transportation and trade.
Imagine the Trans-Siberian railroad as a superhighway stretching across Russia, connecting different cities like Moscow and Vladivostok. Just like how highways allow for easy movement between places, this railway facilitated transportation and helped goods to be transported quickly over long distances.
Industrial Revolution: Refers to the period of major industrialization characterized by advancements in technology, manufacturing, and changes in societal structures.
Infrastructure: The basic physical systems required for a society or industry to function properly, such as roads, bridges, railways, etc.
Trade Networks: Networks of exchange that allow for the transportation of goods and resources between different regions or countries.
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