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Why was the development of the steam locomotive so important to industrialization?

Why was the development of the steam locomotive so important to industrialization?
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Why was the development of the steam locomotive so important to industrialization?

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It provided an efficient way of transport.

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The main way in which the development of the steam locomotive was so important to industrialization is that it allowed for steam to be used in factories that could use the steam power to run engines that could assemble products and create textiles with unprecedented speed.
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