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Spinning Jenny (Weaving) by James Hargreaves
It allowed workers to spin more wool at one time greatly increasing productivity. -
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Steam Engine by James Watt
It allowed people to travel over far distances and carry important goods to different places over far distances. -
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Power Loom by Edmund Cartwright
It dramatically changed the way cloth was woven by making it much easier. -
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Cotton Gin by Eli Whitney
It made it easier to get the cotton seeds separate from the cotton fibers -
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Telegraph by Samuel F.B. Morse
It was used for transmitting and receiving messages over long distances. -
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Sewing Machine by Elias Howe
It was to stitch fabric and other materials together with thread so they didn’t have to buy clothes for their families. -
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Internal Combustion Engine by Jean Lenoir
It was used for mass transportation trucks to carry things that needs to go to a certain place. -
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Telephone by Alexander Graham Bell
It was to communicate over far distances without traveling anywhere to communicate with someone. -
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Phonograph by Thomas Edison
It was aloud the people to listen to music anywhere. -
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Airplane by the Wright Brothers (Brother Orville & Wilbur Wright)
It was used to fly over far distance in the air and for warfare.