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Steam Engines
New York
James Watt
1769
The steam engine is not used today but was useful back then for transprotation. -
Steamboat
Robert Fulton
August 7 1807
Invented in Philadelphia, Penn
Other models of the steam boats are used today. It created a way to trnsport goods between allies. -
Erie Canal
Dewitt Clinton
1825
Michigan
The impact the Erie Canal had on America is how it made trade easier.It is still used today. -
Railroads
John Steven
Quincy, Massachusettes
October 7, 1826
Railroads created transpertation and are still used today due to the usefulness. -
Mechanical Reaper
Cyrus McCormick
1834
Invented in Virginia
This is not used today but machines likwe it are. It was a way to plow the farms easier. -
Steel Plow
John Deere
1837
Illinous
The steal plow is not used today. It was used to get work done quicker and easier. -
Telegraph
Samuel Morse\
June 10 1840
Invented in New york
It had a huge impact on society because it led to the makng of the telephone and was a way to talk to people. -
Morse Code
Invented by Samuel Morse
Invented in 1840
Invented in New York
Morse Code is still being used today by fisherman. -
Vulcanized Rubber
Patent in 1844
Invented in Massachusetts
Charles Goodyear
Vulcanized rubber has a huge impact on the United states and is still used today. Tires are made of the rubber as well as the bottom of most shoes today. -
Sewing Machine
Elias Howe
Patente September 10, 1846
Invented to London
The impact of the sewing machine on America is huge. The sewing machine helped other industries grow for instance the need for large quantities of thread for factory machines. WE still use sweing machines to this day by using them for clothes, blankets and other things made out of threads.
