Trans-Siberian railroad

Definition

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.

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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.