Production in the late 1800s was driven by transformations in transportation, communication, electrical power, and the application of science to the industrial process. How? Group of answer choices Technological innovation enabled a grassroots transformation in manufacturing, away from the large monopolies of the Civil War era and toward the use of efficient small shops employing advanced scientific equipment. The Civil War had destroyed the economy and stock market, and the late 1800s was a time of reconstruction and repair rather than economic expansion. Electric trolleys revolutionized transportation and enabled large numbers of workers to arrive at factories together for the first time. Modern transportation and communication systems enabled a brief period of exploitative capitalism, followed by government ownership of telegraphs and railroads. Technological advances drastically improved efficiency, which in turn expanded the scope and scale of mass-producing industrial organizations