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James Watt Invented the Steam Engine
This is a engine that preforms mechanical work using steam as its working fluid. It brought a more efficient way to power things, also the engine can lead to the depletion of fossil fuels -
John Kay Invented the Flying Shuttle
It was for a automatic weaving. It made the the production of the cloth and fabrics faster, but also mad less jobs that were available -
James Hargreaves Invented the Spinnng Jenny
It was a multi-spindle spinning frame was key developments in the industrialization of weaving. Had good mass equality, also had low yarn strength -
Richard Arkwright Invented the spinning frame
It thread or yarn from fibers such as wool or cotton in a mechanized way. It was quicker than weaving, also had low yarn strength. -
Richard Arkwright Invented the water frame
It used when cloth was only made by hand. It brought people to the city , also caused the child abuse in the factories. -
Samuel Compton Invented the Spinning mule
A machine used to spin cotton and other fibers. Was advantages of the spinning jenny, also could only produce a very small variety of yarn -
George Stephenson Invented the Steam Locomotive
It is a type of railway locomotive that produces its pulling through a steam engine. It is much more powerful than a wind-mill or a water-mill, but has very low efficiency. -
Richard Trevithick also Invented the Steam Locomotive
He helped improve the steam locomotive -
Robert Fulton Invented the Steam Boat
Was a boat that is propelled by a steam engine. It allowed people to travel upstream with a greater speed efficiency, but the engine was extremely unreliable and could randomly blow up and kill people. -
Louis Pasteur Invented the Pasteurization
The pasteurization is the process of the heat processing a liquid or a food to kill pathogenic bacteria to make the food safe food to eat. You have to have this or you can get very sick -
Henry Bessemer Invented Steel
It is a strong grayish alloy of iron with carbon and other elements. It is very durability a lot of people use it for different things -
Thomas Edison Invented the Light Bulb
The light bulb provides light by passing an electric current through a filament or pocket of inert gas. They're inexpensive and instantly emit a warm light in all directions, accurately revealing the colors of objects and skin tones. Some say that they use more energy then light saving bulbs -
Nikola Tesla Invented Wireless Telegraphy
Telegraphy is a transmission or electric telegraphy without wireless. Has good communication but has slow speed -
James Watt Invented the Photocopier
This was a machine that made photocopies. It could make hundreds of copies at one time, but it also took up a lot of place
