Which power source adopted by the mid-19th century released spinning machinery from geographical constraints?
Answer
Steam engines.
By the mid-19th century, the increasing adoption of steam engines meant that factories no longer needed to be situated near flowing water sources, accelerating growth in urban centers.
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