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This was invented by John Fitch. He made the first successful trial of 45 steamboats.The invention of the steamboat is used for locomotion.
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This was invented by Samuel Slater. He was called the Father of the Factory System. Textile Mills turned cotton from the south into manufactured cloth.
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The Cotton Gin was invented by Eli Whitney. The significance of this invention is the cotton could be pressed 50 times faster. Eli Whitney thought the cotton gin would reduce the need for slaves.
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This was invented by Eli Whitney. The significance of this invention was the parts to manufactured products were made to be identical. parts of a product could be replaced instead of the whole product.
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This is known as the Cumberland road. This was the first major highway in the US and it was built by the federal government.
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This is a canal in New York that is part of the East-West. It originally ran between Albany, to Buffalo, at Lake Erie. It ran about 363 miles.
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This was invented by Cyrus McCormick. The significance of this invention is farmers could harvest larger pieces of land.
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This was invented by Cyrus McCormick. The significance of this invention is farmers could harvest larger pieces of land.
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This was invented by John Deere. Farmers could plow larger pieces of land.
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This was invented by Elias Howe. This helped turn manufactured cloth into clothing.
