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Industrial Revolution
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Seed Drill
Seed Drill invented -
First Ever factory
In the year 1702, the first-ever factory was set up in England, The Silk Mill -
Flying Shuttle
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First Steam Engine
The first working steam engine was presumably built by Thomas Newcomen and James Watt in 1705, and acted as the foundation for the first Industrial Revolution. In order to make a steam engine work, you first need a boiler to turn liquid water into steam. -
First Iron Bridge
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Newcomen Steam Engine
The Industrial Revolution began in Newcastle in 1710 with the Newcomen steam engine, which depended on vacuum rather than high pressure. That may have made Victorian engineers particularly conscious of vacuum-operated machines. -
First Water Powered Silk Mill
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First Fire Companies
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Cotton First Spun By Machine
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First Water Powered Cotton Mill
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Tea Table
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Robot Duck
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Crucible Process
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Lighting Rod
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Middleton Railway
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Bridge water Canal
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Eli Whitney's cotton gin
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the Jacquard loom
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Steamboat
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Steam Powered Printing Press
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First Steam locomotive
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Frankenstein Novel