Between 1870 and 1914, the capitalist system became the world's industrialized countries divided the world and it became into a huge integrated market.
The economic euphoria of this capitalism without borders was expressed in international exhibitions, world trade increased fivefold between 1830 and 1870. The new market needs were supported by new inventions to produce cheaper and in greater quantity or to move at high speed manufacturing or commodities from one place to another planet. In 1869 he inaugurated the Suez Canal toward the crossing possible Marseille-Bombay in a month (until then from London to India circumnavigating Africa required at least three months). Since 1844 the telegraph connected the world through undersea cables
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