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Jethro Tull's Seed Drill
allowed farners to sow seeds in well-spaced rows at specific depths, which boosted crop yeils -
John Kay's Flying Shuttle
an advanced loom that doubled the production of a weaver -
Lewis Paul and John Wyatt's Roller-Spinning Machine
a donkey powered machine that spins yarn -
James Hargreaves' Spinning Jenny
a new version of the traditional spinning machine that allowed a spinner to do the work eight times faster -
James Watt's Steam Engine
an improved steam engine that worked faster and more efficently while burning less fuel -
Richard Arkwright's Water Frame
a machine that used waterpower to run the spinning wheels -
Samuel Crompton's Spinning Mule
a machine that combined the work of a spinning jenny and a water frame -
Edmond Cartwright's Power Loom
a water or steam powered machine that sped up the process of weaving -
Eli Whitley's Cotton Gin
a machine that removed the seeds from cotton much more quickly than someone could do it by hand -
John McAdam's Improved Roads
roadbeds with a layer of large stones allowed for drainage, so heavy wagons could travel without sinking into the mud -
Richard Trevithick's Steam Driven Locomotive
first engine to haul ten tons of iron over ten miles; since then, improved versions have been made -
George Stephenson's Railroad Line
railroad that ran 27 miles that used 4 locomotives; moved more products more efficently
