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A steam engine was the first engine that uses the expansion or rapid condensation of steam to generate power. They were used for steam trains and railway transportation.
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Flying shuttles were used for handlooms. It allowed singe hand weavers to weave better and wider looms and could be merchandized on the market.
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The spinning machine was a textile machine used to spin thread. It was driven by your hand and feet. It made it easier to spin yarn into thin threads.
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A machine used to make textiles. Texiles were cloth produced from weaving, knitting, or felting. It was usually fiber or yarn that was used.
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The spinning jenny and water frame were both used to spin fibers. The water frame could also be used for hydroelectric power.
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The condenser was used to condese water vapor. It also could be used to cool pressurization.
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Steam-powered carriages were invented to make it easier transportation without horses. It made it more effiencient and was a masive step in the industrial revolution.
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Cast iron bridges were much more durable that stone or wood bridges. It made it easier for people to transport over rivers or gulches.
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The "boring" machine was invented for making cylinders for steam engines.
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The Amercian War for Independence (American Revolution) was the fight of AMercian colonists against British rule.
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The spinning mule was invented to spin textile fibers into yarn. It had some patent problems which were finally solved in 1779.
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Invented by Scottish mechanical engineer Andrew Meikle for the separation of grain from stalks and husks.
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The cotten gin was invented to automatically separate the cotten from the husk.
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This send electronic signals from on locatio to another through a wire then it is translated into a message.
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The smallpox vaccination was given by a bifurcated (two-pronged) needle.
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The first submariens were used to explore under water but it didnt take long for the inventors to realize that it has major military potential.
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The riots where over the workers might loosing their jobs and starving.
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Joseph Nicéphore Niépce using what today is now asphalt with a sheet of pewter. It was a view though his window in Germany of farm buildings and the sky. It took 8 hours to develope the permanent photo.
