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Steamboats were invented by Robert Fulton, the steamboat can go up stream and travel faster. Also, products could be shipped faster on water
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Invented by Samuel Slater, textile mills were factories that turned cotton from the south into manufactured cloth, people had high demand for it and kept factories in business.
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invented by Eli Whitney, it could process cotton 50 times faster, i could process. In one hour, the cotton gin did as much work as several slaves could do in a day.
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this helped the economy because when an item was broken there were only pieces off that item that need to be replaced, which cost cheaper then to replace the whole item at full price.
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These were roads that connected from state to state, they made traveling from the east to the west quicker. This road was the first federally funded road in history. Built from 1811 to 1834
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Canals were artificial rivers build to increase water transportation, the Canals connected from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, build by Erie Canal
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the mechanical reaper was important because farmers could harvest larger pieces of land in a shorter amount of time, invented by Cyrus McCormick
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the steal plow was a very important invention because farmers could plow larger land in a shorter amount of time, this saved a lot of time for farmers.
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The sewing machine helped manufactured cloth into clothing in less time then by hand, making clothes was 10 times quicker, invented by Elias Howe
