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Flying Shuttle
Invented by John Kay. It lets single weavers weave much wider fabrics. -
Water Frame
This was originally called the Spinnging Frame and was invented by Richard Arkwright. It is a pinning machine that draws, twists, and winds yarn. -
Spinning Mule
Invented by Samuel Crompton. It spins textile fibers into yarn. -
Cotton Gin
A cotton gin is a mchine that separates cotton from it's seeds and does it a lot faster than man could do. It was invented by Eli Whitney. -
Battery
A battery is a container with one or more cells with an electic charge that is used as a power source. It was invted by Alessandro Volta. -
Steamboat
Invented by Robert Fulton. It is a boat that is propelled by a steam engine. -
Morse Code
Morse Code was invented by Samuel Morse. It is a code where letters are represented by a combination of long and short signals of light and sound. -
Daguerreotype
A daguerreotype is a process to make a photograph with iodine-sensiticed silvered plate and mercury vapor. It was invented by Louis Daguerre. -
Telephone
The telephone was invted by Alexander Graham Bell. It is used to talk to someone who is at a different location than you over a phone. -
Incandescent Light Bulb
This was invented by Thomas Edison. It is a source of light that comes from a blub using electricity. -
Gas Engine
A gas engine is a smaller and more lightweight engine than what they did have. It also runs on gas which is a lot more efficient. It was invented by Gottlieb Daimler. -
Diesel Engine
The diesel engine was invented by Rudolf Diesel. It is an internal-combustion engine the burns on heavy oil.