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Invented by James Hargreaves. MAchines used to weave cloth together to make clothing, etc. Increased clothing productionand the need of cotton.
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Invented by James Watt. Engine powered by steam from boiling water. It was used in boats and trains for transportation. Used in miklls tp power looms ( mills could be built anywhere now ).
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Invented by Andrew Meikle. Seperates grains from the stalk. Increased production in agricultural industry and farming trade.
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Samuel Slater secretly brought the ideas into America. Hundreds of peiople work in one place manufacturing products. People move to cities, they work by the clock and earn wage.
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Invented by Eli Whitney. This seperated seeds from cotton. It also increased the demnad for cotton, which increased the demand for slaves.
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INvented by Eli Whitney. Replacement pieces of exact specifications. Parts that are exactly alike. Production became faster. Repairs easier and cheaper. Decreased need for skilled labor.
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Invented by Robert Fulton. Boats powered by steam engines rather than water wheels. Transportation became easier and faster and citites such as St. Louis developed. Aided in Westward expansion.
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Proposed by Albert Gallatin. Road built from Maryland to Verginia.Easier route through the Appalachian Mountains. Allowed people to move about the country easier and aided with settlement of new areas.
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Proposed by John Calhoun. Waterway that linked NYC with Buffalo. OPened up Ohio for transportation of farm products and developement. Westwaed expasion made easier.
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Invented by Cyrus McCormick. It could cut ripe oats, barley, or wheat. This made production 24 times faster.
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Invented by John Deere. The steel plow did not break or get dull in the hard clay, or rocky soil. It increased the production and settlers expanded west.
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Invented by Samuel Morse. This is a device that was used to send messages. It improved communitcation by making it faster. Connected regions of the country together.
