Chontaine G Industrial Revolution

  • Enclosures of farming land accelerate in Britain

    Enclosures of farming land accelerate in Britain

  • James Hardgreaves invents the spinning jenny

    James Hardgreaves invents the spinning jenny

  • Richard Arkwright invents the water frame

    Richard Arkwright invents the water frame

  • Samuel Crompton invents the Spinning Mule

    Samuel Crompton invents the Spinning Mule

  • James Watt invents a steam engine to drive machinery

    James Watt invents a steam engine to drive machinery

  • Henry Cort invents puddling to produce wrought iron

    Henry Cort invents puddling to produce wrought iron

  • Edmund Cartwright invents the power loom

    Edmund Cartwright invents the power loom

  • Firt Fleet arrives at Botany Bay

    Firt Fleet arrives at Botany Bay

  • First Textile factory  built in the USA

    First Textile factory built in the USA

  • George Stephenson develops the Rocket, a working locomotive

    George Stephenson develops the Rocket, a working locomotive

  • Gas street lighting common in Britain

    Gas street lighting common in Britain

  • Brunel's Steamship The Great Western corosses the Atlantic

    Brunel's Steamship The Great Western corosses the Atlantic

  • Samuel Morse sends first successful telegraph message

    Samuel Morse sends first successful telegraph message

  • US warships visit Japan

    US warships visit Japan

  • Bessemer process enables mass production of steel

    Bessemer process enables mass production of steel

  • Suez Canal opens

    Suez Canal opens

  • Unification accelerates industrialsation of Germany

    Unification accelerates industrialsation of Germany

  • Overland telegraph connects Australia to Asia

    Overland telegraph connects Australia to Asia

  • Alexander Graham Bell invents telephone

    Alexander Graham Bell invents telephone

  • Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone

    Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone

  • Thomas Edison invents the first reliable electric light buld.

    Thomas Edison invents the first reliable electric light buld.