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Steam Engine - Thomas Savery
Powers mechanical work - another use of coal and was very popular -
Mechanical seed sewer - Jethro Tow
Cultivated the ground and made it more likely for it to germinate - increasing production of the seed -
Steam engine – Thomas Newcomen
Saver and better steam engine – it was used in many machines and improved transportation and manufacturing -
Saver and better steam engine – it was used in many machines and improved transportation and manufacturing
More material could be made and it took less time – there were more manufacturing for it. -
Spinning Jenny – James Hargraves
First invention to spin more than one ball of yarn or thread – increase of production which then was more affordable and cheaper -
Cromptons Mule - Samuel Crompton
A spinning mule, it was used to spin cotton and yarn into thread – could be made in several quantities and a lot faster -
Thames and Severn Canal – Josiah Clowes
It was a canal which connected two rivers – transportation of good -
Threshing Machine – Andrew Meikle
Separating seed from the crops – less wastage and a fuller seed growth -
Power Loom – Edmund Cartwright
Manufacturing cloth whilst women replaced men in the making of cloth – mechanically operated looms which made cloth run faster -
Cotton Gim– Eli Whitney
Separates cotton from seed and was the birth of mass production – America was leading production of cotton in the world -
Steam low commode – Robert Trevithick
First steam by using coal for fuel – used to transport goods and was fast and efficient -
Steam boat – Robert Fulton
Boat the relies on steam power – became a commercial ferry line, it opened up the American continent with exploration and transportation/trade -
First steam by using coal for fuel – used to transport goods and was fast and efficient
It was like an elevated canal – faster method of transportation for the mountainous regions -
Electric powered motor – Michael Faraday
Discovered Electricity – bases of all electric machines later -
Analytical Engine– Charles Babbage
Computing engine – analytical engine was the first engine and the start of our modern printers today -
Telegraph system and Morse code - Samuel B. Morse
It was a code that singles through wires – people could communicate through different countries -
Reinforced concrete – Joseph Monier
Good for building and rail ways – first really strong concrete that is used to make a lot of things. -
Good for building and rail ways – first really strong concrete that is used to make a lot of things.
First machine for continuous sewing machine which could sew clothes – it helped other industries grow -
Aniline Dye – W. H. Perkins
Colourless liquid which is the earliest synthetic dye- technological discovery in organic chemistry. This was also the beginning of plastic -
Bell Telephone – Alexander Grahambell
Metal conical flask which carried vibrations – communicate all over the world faster -
Brooklyn bridge – John A Roblyn
New York east river and stretched 1.8 kilometres largest suspension bridge that was an easier and safer way of transport -
First skyscraper in Chicago - William Lebanom Jenney
It was a new construction and completely transformed the skyline