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1908 BCE
Assembly Line
Henry Ford made the assembly line popular, he used it in his Ford model T. With this invention, the base of cars started to work there way towards the future. -
1903 BCE
First Airplane
The Wright Brothers, Orville and Wilbur created the first airplane. It was the first model so it was not that good at the time. This invention set up the foundation of later air craft which travel way more convenient. -
1901 BCE
Wireless Telegraph
The wireless telegraph was able to make radio waves through out the world. This design was important because today we now have radios which are commonly used items. -
1900 BCE
Sigmund Freud
Sigmund created the theory of interpretation of dreams. This is when we study the behaviors of human which unconscious. This was influential for the study of brain and to see how it works while not operating when awake. -
1890 BCE
Classical Conditioning
This form of psychology was experimented on dogs and bells. It was to see how the animals would react to different things. This was influential because today this method is used often. -
1879 BCE
Lightbulb
Thomas Edison created the lightbulb which used electricity to produce light. This was influential because no one had to use candles anymore and could just use lightbulbs. -
1876 BCE
Telephone
Alexander Graham Bell created the first telephone. It was influential because people could now communicate without having to meet in person. -
1859 BCE
Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin created the theory of evolution which is that all life came from a simpler life form. This was very influential for the science field because we were able to understand how life started on Earth. -
Period: 1850 BCE to 1914 BCE
Western Europe and USA Industrial Revolution
Steel, chemicals, electricity, and oil. -
1848 BCE
Karl Marx
Karl Marx was a communist that made a classless society. This style of government was important for communist countries back then as everyone would basically get the same things. -
1837 BCE
Telegraph
The telegraph was created by Samuel Morse. He created Morse code which was used through telegraphs. This invention is important because it is an easy way make messages. -
1834 BCE
Mechanical Reaper
The mechanical reaper was a machine that harvested grain. It was useful since it allowed you to pick more crops faster rather than hand picking it. -
1833 BCE
Labor Reform Laws
The labor reform laws occurred due to people doing strike which is the refusal to work. The hours were too long and people were not happy with child labor. This law was important because it limited the regulations of how long one should work in a day. -
1831 BCE
Electric Generator
Michael Faraday discovered the Electric Generator through electricity related science. With this creation, everything powered by electricity will be able to be used. -
1807 BCE
First Steamboat
Robert Fulton created the first steamboat. This steamboat went from Albany to New York for 300 miles. This invention was influential to create more naval transportation and today we use boats to transport goods. -
1800 BCE
First Electric Battery
Alexandro Volta created the first electric battery which caused things that require electricity to work. This first model helped us in the future to make portable batteries for things such as phones, flashlights, etc. -
1793 BCE
Cotton Gin
The demand of cotton increased. This helped the process of making cotton and it became faster. -
1769 BCE
Power Loom
The power loom was powered by water spindles which produced about 200 times more cloth. This was influential at the time for the textile industry because things became faster and more mechanical. -
1764 BCE
Spinning Jenny
The spinning jenny was a machine that that sped up the spinning process with a multi-spool spinning wheel. Without this invention, people back in this time would have not been able to make different materials as efficient. -
1760 BCE
First Steam Engine
This first model pumped water out of coal mines. This was important due to workers in this area had to mine coal to get the resources necessary for human use. -
Period: 1750 BCE to 1850 BCE
England Industrial Revolution
England 1750-1850: textile, railroads, iron and coal. -
1733 BCE
Flying Shuttle
The weaving process was sped up which helped with making clothes faster.