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The number of manufactured goods increased spectacularly, and was thanks to the efficiency of technical support. Production growth was brought on by the systematic application of new technical knowledge and greater production expertise, which favored the creation of big industries in small or reduced geographic areas. Therefore, the Industrial Revolution had as a major consequence greater urbanization, and consequently, migration from rural zones into the urbanized developments.