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These parts were created by Eli Whitney. These made products easier to assemble and replace. First used to Mass Produce guns. Had the greatest impact on the north.
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Invented by Eli Whitney. Made harvesting cotton a lot simpler by removing the seeds from its fibers. Increased cotton production and slavery in the south.
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Invented by Robert Fulton. It made river travel faster. Made transportation of goods, like grain or lumbar, easier to ship from the midwest to east. Had greater impact on south.
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Invented by John G. Stephenson. It is a form of horse drawn street car.
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The first railroad car was called the Tom Thumb. They were the fastest form of transportation. Had greatest impact on the north.
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It was a horse drawn machine that was used to harvest crops faster and easier than ever before. Had a great impact in the south and west.
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It is used to break up tough soil without the soil getting stuck to the plow. Had major impact on the Midwest
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Invented by Samuel Morse. Uses morse code to communicate through a series of cables. Made sending messages faster because you could send massages long distances, such as across the country.
