Week 4 - Industrial Revolution Timeline

  • 1913 BCE

    Henry Ford

    Henry Ford introduced the assembly line into his mobile factory in 1913.
  • 1900 BCE

    Orville Wright

    Orville Wright and his brother Wibur built and flew a glider in 1900.
  • 1894 BCE

    Gugliemlo Marconi

    Gugliemlo Marconi developed a way to send electic signals without the use of wire or cable or a what we call a radio.
  • 1882 BCE

    Gottlieb Daimier

    In 1882, Gottlieb Daimier built an internal combustion engine fueled by gasoline that could power a small vehicle - later on he used it to build one of the first automobiles
  • 1878 BCE

    Thomas Edison

    Thomas Edison was created a number of inventions that revolutionized life in the 1800s; he created the light bulb, the phonograph and an electric generating plant that provided power to light the streets of New York City.
  • 1876 BCE

    Alexander Graham Bell

    Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone at around 1876.
  • 1825 BCE

    Eli Whitney

    Eli Whitney introduced the idea of Interchangeable parts
  • 1800 BCE

    Alessandro Volta

    In 1800, Alessandro Volta used his knowledge of electricity to build some of the first electric batteries.