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It was built by Joseph Foljambe, its triangular shape made it easier to pull it and it was adapted to be pulled by horses.
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The coal was used as fuel to feed the steam engines for the use of the operation of said machines.
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The flying launcher was an improvement that allowed the automation of the weaving process that was used as a textile instrument, invented by John Kay.
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It is a spinner invented by James Hargreaves, this reduced the amount of work required to produce yarn.
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It was the first steam engine with an external condensing chamber for practical use, made by James Watt through an atmospheric machine by Thomas Newcomen and Savery.
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The most famous work of Adam Smith was the investigation on the nature and causes of the wealth of the nations.
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The threshing machine was the first machine to weave cotton, its design was a loom equipped with an automatic shuttle, moved by an energy provided by horses.
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Cartwright was an engineer and inventor who designed a mechanical loom faster and more efficiently than existing ones.
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Robert Fulton was the first to launch a ship whose propeller was a wheel with paddles, moved by a steam engine.
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Ludism was a social movement that was characterized by the introduction of modern machinery in the production process..
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The mechanical mower was made by Cyrus Hall, it consisted of a mower pulled by horses in which I could cut 10 per day, in this way making it more effective.
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The unions was an organization that brings together workers from the work they do to defend their common interests before employers and governments.
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Stephenson made a locomotive, this is because when the steam engines were developed, they tried to apply them to the railroad.
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It is the English social and political life that increased after the First World War, where Luddism and workers' rights took place.
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Henry Bessemer was an engineer, smelter of types of printing and refined inventor of steel which bears his name, which was applied in ovens.
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It was an organization that initially grouped the English trade unionists, French anarchists and socialists and Italian republicans. Its aims were the political organization of the proletariat, to examine common problems and propose lines of action.
