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The flying shuttle
The flying shuttle was one of the developments in the industrialization of weaving during the early Industrial Revolution. It allowed a single weaver to weave much wider fabrics, and it could be mechanized, allowing for automatic machine looms. -
The sewing machine
Invented by Charles Wiesenthal. The sewing machine was a machine in which has an eye needle that had a string of thread in the eye and had winded up thread inside the machine and automatically sewed the cloth that you were sewing. -
Spinning Jenny
The machine used eight spindles onto which the thread was spun, so by turning a single wheel, the operator could now spin eight threads at once -
The water frame
The water frame is the name given to a water powered spinning frame which was an easy way to create cotton thread. It was created by Richard Arkwright. -
The submarine
was a boat that was meant to sink and was propelled by paddles and was worked by the legs -
The spinning mule
The spinning mule was a machine that spun wool and made clothing. It was made by Richard Roberts -
Puddling
in the process coke which was derived from coal was used to burn away impurities in crude iron to make. created by Henry Cort -
The power loom
Was a weaving machine that weaved things faster than other things. Was invented by Edmund Cartwright -
The gas turbine
was a machine powered by gas -
The steam boat
in 1807 Robert Fulton made the first steam boat. it transported things easier across the United States -
Trains and railroads
was powered by coal and carried 10 tons of ore, 70 people and ran at a speed of five miles per hour. it was built by George Stephenson -
The type writer
Had keys or little buttons that when pressed stamped ink onto a paper. Invented by W.A Burt. -
The factory act
Protected children working in factories in 1833 -
The telagraph
was a type of Morse code connected by wires -
Germ theory of disease
Louis Pasteur purposed theory which was crucial towards scientific medical practices -
The elevator safety brake
Was invented by Elisha Otis. It was a brake that prevented elevator cars from falling. -
The Gatling gun
was a firing weapon designed by Richard Gatling. It stood on two wheels and was hand cranked to rapidly fire bullets. It was used in many early wars like the American civil war, and the Spanish american war. It changed the outcome firearms. -
Dynamite
created by Alfred Noble. dynamite was a safer way to mine and make holes in mountains -
The Brooklyn bridge
Is a bridge that connects to Manhattan to Brooklyn. It was made out of a suspension type material. -
The telephone
Invented by Alexander Graham Bell. The telephone could transmit speech through electricity.
