What led to the Market Revolution?
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Innovations in transportation broke down barriers of distance between farms and towns and the West and the East.
New forms of production, most notably the factory, led to increased production and greater efficiency.
Wage earning replaced older labor models.
Together, all of these rapid economic transformations in the early nineteenth century fueled the Market Revolution.
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