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Textile Mills
Inventor: Samuel Slater
Significance: Textile Mills Were Simply Put Where They Made Textile (Cloth) To Create The Materials For Clothing And Other Such Products. -
Cotton Gin
Inventor: Eli Whitney
Significance: Cotton Could Be Processed 50 Times Faster -
Interchangeable Parts
Inventor: Eli Whitney
Significance: Parts To Manufactured Products Were Made To Be Identical. Parts Of Products Could Be Replaced Instead Of The Whole Product. Factories Were Needed To Mass Produce Interchangeable Parts. -
Steamboat
Inventor: Robert Fulton
Significance: It Was Easier To Transport On Rivers Than On Land -
Erie Canal
Inventor: Engineering People (New York)
Significance: Built In New York, Connecting Western Farmers To Cities. -
National Road
Inventor: President Jefferson
Significance: 1st Major Interstate Highway, Over 600 Miles Long Expanding Roads Connected Western Farms To Cities -
Mechanical Reaper
Inventor: Cyrus McCormick \
Significance: Farmers Could Harvest Larger Pieces Of Land -
Steel Plow
Inventor: John Deere
Significance: Farmers Could Plow Larger Pieces Of Land -
Sewing Machine
Inventor: Elias Howe
Significance: Helped Turned Manufactured Cloth Into Clothing
