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Led to the America of today
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This led to more murder weapons (groesome, i know)
Caused by criminals commiting horrible crimes, and Joseph Guillotin thought that people who commited these horrible crimes should be murdered, the government agreed. -
This led to the invention of the Cotton Gin
Caused by slow cotton production -
Leads to more inventions that power other things, such as he steam turbine
Caused by the knowledge that machines ran slow sometimes, and to speed things up the gas turbine was invented -
Leads to more saved lives, and better health care
Caused by deaths of people that could've been saved
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This leads to more cotton production
Caused by slow cotton production -
Leads to better health for people who get smallpox
Cuased by knowledge of smallpox deaths, and knowing that smallpox can be treated
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Leads to the assumption that the vaccine is succesful
Caused by his knowledge of widespread smallpox deaths -
This lead to more battery like inventions
Caused by the lack of battery powered machines, these machines could work better and faster
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Led to_(does this really lead to anything)
Caused by diseases that John Barber had
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Cause by diseases that Joseph-Ignance Guillotin had -
Invented in France
Led to better health care
Caused by curiosity of René Laënne and others (curious to hear the heart beat, e.t.c)
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He was a British inventor
John Henry was the first one to invent an electromagnet that could hold 1 ton!
Led to better working electromagnets (such as John Henry's)
Caused by bad generations to electromagnetic fields, this is what an electromagnet was originally meant to do, it can also control magnets
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He took the picture by setting up a machine called the camera obscura in the window of his home in France. It took eight hours for the camera to take the picture
Led to better working cameras, such as the ones we have today
Caused by Joseph's knowledge that things needed to be captured (recorded may be another word for it) right away, unlike the long process of painting everything -
Led to the lighter
Caused by lack of quick lighing, lighting a candle takes longer -
Not the very first invented, but this was the first to work very well
Led to the computer!
Caused by the knowledge that their needed to be a fater form of writing (typing) letters or other forms of writing
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It was moved by horse. It opens the furrow, drops the corn, covers it and levels the earth so the corn can be planted quickly
Led to more advanced corn planters, not ones pulled by horses (such as Henry Blair's)
Caused by knowledge that their needed to be a faster way to plant corn, not just by hand
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Led to more advanced wrenches
Caused by knowledge that their needed to be a faster way to fix things
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^It may have looked something like the above picture^
Led to better staplers
Caused by lknowledge that their should be a good way to bind several sheets of paper together -
Led to more advanced automatic sewing machines
Caused by knowledge that sewing took to long to do, and their needed to be a faster process
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Joel was a woman
Led to more modern day dishwashers (and cleaner dishes!)
Caused by Joel's knowledge that a faster way to clean dishes needed to be invented
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Leads to more advanced bicycles
Caused by knowledge that their should be a faster and more compact way of transportation
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