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The Spinning Jeanne by James Hargreaves was first invention to spin more than one yard of thread. It increases the production of thread and cloths, making it more affordable.
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The Crompton Mill invented by Samuel Crompton in 1779. It uses to spin cotton wool to yarn. It could make various different yarn and in large quantity.
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Thames and Severn Canal built around 1783-1789 by Josiah Clowes. It was mainly to transport goods to the British empire. It is first to transport material and cloths, then it became all sorts of other things
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Power loom invented in 1785 by Edmund Cartwright. It manufactures cloth. It made loom to make cloth go faster. Therefore women replace men in the manufacture of cloth
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Cotton Jin built in 1793 by Eli Whitney. It was the birth of mass production. It was one of the many inventions that occurred during the American Industrial Revolution.
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Electric powered motor invented in 1821 by Michael Faraday. After the steam powered engine, he invented the earliest stage/the basis of a new energy: electricity which overtook all machinery in factories.
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The telegraph system and Morse code invented in 1836, by Samuel Morse. Morse code is a signal sent as a form of telegraph. It was the first time people could communicate
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Aniline Dye in 1956 by W.H.Perkins. Colorless liquid which is the earliest synthetic dye-technological discovery in organic chemistry. This is also the beginning of plastic.
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Brooklyn bridge built in 1883 by John A Roblyn. A bridge that stretched 1.8 kilometers – an easier way of transport for the community
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First skyscraper in Chicago 1885 invented by William Lebaron Jenney. It was a new construction and completely transformed the skyline