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Abraham Darby
Born in 1677 he was best known for making many things like sand casting. He died in 1717 due to illness -
The Flying Shuttle
Made in 1733, it was used for industrializing weaving and cut the work time in half. -
Edmund Cartwright
Born in 1743, he graduated from oxford at a young age. He would later go on to make the power loom -
Jeremy Bentham
Born in 1748, he made a prison system called the Panopticon. He died in 1832 due to old age -
Robert Fulton
Born in 1765, he made the first successful steam boat in 1807. His first prototype was built in 1803 and almost sunk. -
Steam Engine
James Watt made the steam engine in 1776 and had many uses. It was famously used in the steam boat. -
The cotton gin
Made by Eli Whitney in 1794, it was used to boost the cotton production speed. It separates the cotton from the seeds. -
Rail Transportation
George Stephenson made this in 1814 he made the first locomotive . In 1830, the first train station opened -
Karl Marx
Born in Prussia in 1818 he is known for helping make the Communist Manifesto. He had many theories about Communism. -
Elias Howe
Born in 1819, Elias Howe is most known making the sewing machine. The sewing machine is still used to this day. -
The telegraph cable
Made by Cyrus Field in 1854, it was used for trying to be able send a message across the ocean through telegraphing. It was tried many times but failed. -
Celluloid
John Wesley invented this in 1869 as an artificial replacement for ivory. Billiard balls were originally made from ivory but was switched to celluloid.