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Steam Engine
Thomas Newcome created the 1st steam engine to pump water out of coal mines. -
Seed Drill and Cultivator
Jethro Tull created the seed drill and cultivator to make sure seeds were planted and covered properly. -
Flying Shuttle
John Kay created the flying shuttle to speed up the weaving of cotton. -
Iron Plow
Robert Ransome created the speed up the time it took to plow the fields for farming. -
Spinning Jenny
James Hargreaves invented the spinning jenny speed up the spinning of cotton. -
Power Loom
The power loom is a water powered swindle invented by Edward Cartwright to increase the number of items produced at a time. -
Cotton Gin
Eli Whitney created the cotton gin to increase the supply of cotton. -
Electric Battery
Alexandro Volta created the first electric battery to power many different things. -
Interchangeable Parts
Eli Whitney came up with interchangeable parts to guns so that if one piece broke you could just replace one part rather than getting a whole new gun. -
Steamboat
Robert Fulton created the 1st steamboat called "The Clermont" to make it much more possible to get things from other countries. -
Locomotive
George Stephenson created the 1st locomotive called the rocket that ran on iron rails to make transportation quicker and more accessible. -
Electric Generator
Michael Farday invented the electric generator to make it possible to power machines without a water source. -
Mechanical Reaper
Cyrus McCormick invented the mechanical reaper to make it so people didn't need to harvest crops by hand. -
Telegraph
Samuel Morse created the 1st telegraph to make it possible to communicate with others who are not close by. -
Transatlantic Cable
Cyrus Field invented the transatlantic cable to link the US and England together, to make communication with one another possible. -
Telephone
Alexander Grambell created the telephone to make speaking to others far away easier and more efficient. -
Light bulb
Thomas Edison is credited for inventing the light bulb to make it possible to see at night without a fire. -
Diesel Engine
Rudolph Diesel created the diesel engine to power larger vehicles. -
Airplane
Orville and Wilbur Wright created the fist airplane to make traveling quicker than it had ever been. -
Assembly Line
Henry Ford created the first assembly line to speed up the process of making any certain item. In this case the item was a car.
