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More farms were being established in England's landscapes, and many landowners started buying these lands when they were finished. By this, the farming methods started improving. -
Robert Bakewell started breeding only his best sheep and increased his production of sheep meat. By this, many farmers started doing the same and the food supplies increased. -
Jethro Tull invented the seed drill. This invention would sow the seeds at specifics and well calculated spaces so that the seeds would grow efficiently. -
John Kay invented the flying shuttle, a machine that would step back and forth on wheels and that would speed the work by double a weaver would the in a day -
James Hargreaves the spinning wheel Jenny, that permitted the spinning wheel to work eight threats a time. -
James Watt invented a way to make the steam engine to work harder burning less fuel. -
Richard Arkwright created the water frame that used waterpower from the currents to make the spinning wheel work. -
James Watt joined Matthew Boulton, an entrepreneur, that would pay Watt to improve his engines -
Samuel Crompton invented the spinning mule that made the threads more stronger, finer and consistent. -
Edmund Catwrigh’s created the power loom that was runned by waterpower and sped up the weaving process. -
Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, a machine that could multiply the cleaning of cotton. -
John McAdam added a layer of large stones and then a layer of crushed stones under the roads (the macadam roads), so in rainy weather the wagons wouldn't sink in the mud. -
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The railroads locomotive drove the english industry -
George Stephenson started working on the first railroad line -
The railroads of Stephenson opened. -
The trials to choose the best locomotive for the new line began, and Stephenson “Rocket” won. -
The Liverpool-Manchester Railway opened. -
Cyrus McCormick’s created a reaper that would increase the production of wheat in America. -
Samuel F.B. Morse, first person to send electrical signals over a telegraph -
I. M. Singer invented the foot treadle, which would improve the sewing machine. -
Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone