Fast communication refers to the ability to transmit information quickly over long distances. It was a crucial aspect of the Market Revolution as it facilitated rapid exchange of ideas and business transactions.
Related terms
Telegraph: A device used in the 19th century that transmitted electric signals through wires, allowing for near-instantaneous long-distance communication.
Steam-powered Ships: Ships powered by steam engines that greatly increased the speed and efficiency of transportation and communication across oceans.
Postal Service: The system established by governments to deliver mail and packages efficiently, enabling faster communication between individuals and businesses.