Question

question 2 15 pts what would a comparison of the first and second industrial revolutions show? both the first and second relied almost entirely on steam power. the first depended on new inventions but the second did not. both saw improvements in transportation but a truly national market only emerged in the second. both used natural resources and relied on telecommunications to send messages over long distances.

Explanation:

The First Industrial Revolution had steam - powered transportation like steam locomotives and steamships, and the Second Industrial Revolution saw further improvements with the development of the internal - combustion engine for cars and aircraft. Also, the national market became more fully developed in the Second Industrial Revolution due to better transportation and communication. The first did not rely solely on steam power and both depended on new inventions. Telecommunications were not a major feature of the First Industrial Revolution.

Answer:

C. Both saw improvements in transportation but a truly national market only emerged in the second.