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Watt Steam Engine (James Watt)
It efficiently pumped water, drove machinery in the paper, and much more. This invention made life easier and go by faster. -
The Spinning Jenny (James Hargreaves)
The Spinning Jenny spun cotton. It could spin 8 threads at a time -
Power Loom (Edmund Cartwright)
It used mechanization to automate much of the weaving process. It made weaving go by much faster and this caused there to be more production and products. -
Cotton Gin (Eli Whitney)
Revolutionized the production of cotton by speeding up the process of removing seeds. -
Locomotive (George Stephenson)
Made traveling easier. Locomotives also transported goods fast and efficiently. Has lots of power -
Steamboat (Robert Fulton)
The steamboat greatly reduced the expense and time of shipping goods to distant markets and places. -
Photograph/Camera (Joseph Nicéphore Niépce)
Cameras were made to capture moments. They helped revolutionize the way people perceive the world. -
Sewing Machine (Barthélemy Thimonnier)
Revolutionized the speed of sewing and embroidering greatly. Used hooked or barbed needle to produce a small chain stitch -
Telegraph (Samuel Morse)
Messaging systems that typically used Morse Code -
Dynamite (Alfred Nobel)
It helped the building and construction of tunnels, canals, roads, and other projects. -
Telephone (Alexander Graham Bell)
The telephone made it easier to communicate with people. It was also made to help with electronic speech. -
Automobile (Karl Benz)
The automobile made traveling easy. It's basically a car. Its just older and less durable