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The seed drill quickened the pace of planting seeds. It distributed seeds in the soil and drilled them down.
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The flying shuttle was one important development in weaving.
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This steam engine was the first steam engine to use a vaccumn to fuel a piston.
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This document adressed class struggles and capitalism, and it was one of the most influential documents of its time.
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After the civil war, the population exploded and there were many new inventions, such as the lightbulb.
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Germany started later than England, but still became the dominant power. Germany recreated many of England's inventions. Most of the industrialization occured in Ruhr Valley.
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The unions argued with the factory owners until they finally earned the right to refuse to work, or strike, so that they could get higher wages.
