Western technologies

Definition

Western technologies refer to the advancements and innovations in technology, machinery, and manufacturing methods that originated in the Western world. These include inventions such as steam engines, railroads, telegraphs, and industrial machinery.

Related terms

Industrial Revolution: The period of rapid industrialization that occurred from the late 18th to early 19th century in Europe and North America.

Technological diffusion: The spread of technology or knowledge from one culture or society to another.

Industrialization: The process of developing industries on a large scale within a country or region.