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Engines powered by steam from boiling water. Increased Western settlement due to improved transportation and increased factory development in new areas.
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All steps of manufacturing occurred in one location. Brought machines and workers under one roof, increased growth of citites, job oppurtunity and the clothing industry.
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Used to separate the seeds from the cotton. Helped launch the massive cotton industry in the South.
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Replacement Pieces of exact specifications. the parts are exactly alike. Production became faster and cheaper, and decreased need for skilled labor.
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Road built from Maryland to Virginia. Allowed people to move about the country easier and aided with the settlement of areas.
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Boats powered by steam, rather than water wheels. Transportation became easier and faster, cities developed, and encouraged Western expansion.
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Waterway that linked New York City to Buffalo. Opened up Ohio for transportation of farm products and development.
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Girls came to work 12 hour shifts and live in boarding homes. Increased job opportunities for young, unmarried women and gave chances for education.
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Transmitted electric signals over wires from location to location that translated into a message. Improved communication by making it faster.
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A lightweight plow with a sturdy steel blade designed for heavier soils. Made farm work much less physically demanding and increased farming production and expansion of farms in the Midwest.
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Used to weave and sew clothing. Increased clothing industry, production, and increased the need for cotton.
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Connected the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Improved transportation as goods and people would be connected as they moved West.
