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The first reliable steam engine was made by a man called james watt.
The original design was done by thomas savery in 1698, though it was very crude. -
Eli Whitney is the peson that made the cotton gin. It's purpose was to seperate the cooton and the seed.
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Not being as large an invention the interchangeable parts for the musket was created again by Eli Whitney
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Robert Fulton was the man that started a regular steamboat service on the hudson river
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The telegraph was made by Samuel F. B. Morse. It teleported electric signals over large distance
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the person that made the sewing machine was called Elias Howe.
Used in pretty much the same fashion it's used in now. It was made to sew fabrics together -
Isaac Singer was the man that improved the sewing machine and marketed it
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The transatlantic telegraph cable was a long cable that ran under the water it was made by Cyrus Field
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Alexander Graham Bell made the telephone in 1876 This was a much easier way to communicate over long distances
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the phonograph was made by thomas edison he found that the sound of a transmitter which if played fast enough sounded like spoken words
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Thomas Edison was thought to have invented the lightbulb though all he did was improve on an old idea
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This was made by Nikola Tesla it uses the idea of a electromagnetic field to rotate
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This particular engine was made by Rudolf diesel it uses a spark plug to inject the energy of the burnt fuel into a combustion chamver and propel the vehicle
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this was made orville and wilbur wright this was a very simple design and it didn't fly far the furthest it flew was 1,768 feet (538.886m) at huffman praire
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This car was made by Henry Ford it was thought to be the most influencial car of the 20th century because it opened up transport for the middle-class american citizens
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Henry Ford didn't invent the assembly line itself but he was the first to use driven conveyor belts to speed up productions
