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In 1701 Jethro Tull (not to be confused with the floutist), invented the seed drill. The seed drill was a more efficent method of planting seedds. As opposed to scattering seeds on the ground, the seed drill would dig a small hole, allowing for actual planting.
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In 1733, John Kay invented the flying shuttle, a leading tool in the industrial revoloution. The flying shuttle allowed workers to sew items much more efficently.
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In 1765, inventor James Watt created the worlds first steam engine. This allowed people, goods, and ideas to travel the land much more quickly and efficently, revoloutionizing travel.
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In 1848, while visiting England, philosophers Karl Marx and Frederich Engels were apalled at the vast differences between the rich and the poor. Engels suggested that the goods be made for the people, and with that, the communist manifisto was born.
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With the distraction of fighting over, the US could focus on catching up with the rest of the world. With inventions such as the transcontinental railroad, the us beganinnovating once again.
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Since Germany decided to unify, they could grow strong as a large country. With no borders dividing the access to natural recourses, Germeny unified and shared their resources.
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After many years of working for workers rights, in 1875 Brittish workers finally gained the ability to strike.
