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steam engine
it was the driving forces of the industrial revolution it made it so then your didnt need rain for the you to work in industrial businesses
Invented by James Watt -
The Spinning Jenny
spins yarn faster then a human can so then it can make it easter and fater to get yarn to make cloths
inbented by James Hargreabes -
power loom
A loom powerd by water, steam, or electricity rater by hand
Invented by Paul Moody -
cotton gin
a machine for separating cotton from its seeds
Invented by Eli Whitney -
locomotive
a powerd rail vehicle used for pulling goods acrost the land.
Invented by Richard Trevitchick -
steamboat
it takes the steam engine and uses it to prople it forward.
Invented by Robert Fulton -
photograph
it takes film and takes a picture of the surrounding and it is saved as a photo to rember.
Invented by Nicephore Niepce -
telegraph
revolutionized long-distance communications.
Invented by Samuel Morse -
sewing machine
it vreates simple chain stitch that would sew clothes
Invented by Elias Howe -
dynamite
it is a explosive content made with gun power.
Ivented by Alfred Nobel -
telephone
it lets you talk to people without them being right next to you
Invented by Alexander Graham Bell -
automobile
a road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powerd by a combustion engine.
Invented by Carl Benz
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