World history was greatly influenced by the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution came worldwide; the United States, Germany India, etc. Many innovations were made in this era. Innovations in areas such as printing and communications, Textile and manufacturing, and transportation, were benefitted by the evolutions of them. The innovations during the Industrial revaluations greatly changed the lives of the middle and lower class, by making technology more widely available. As such the Industrial Revolution was responsible for ushering the world into the globalization we know today.
1440 in the Holy Roman Empire printing press was formulated. After the evolution, it was mass produced and made it easier to teach lower classes and was cheaper for them since it was cheaper to manufacture. Made between the 1830’s and 1840’s the telegraph was used to communicate long distances. It was mainly used in the mid 1800’s and 1900’s and was most influential with the United States and Europe. Thanks to this invention other important forms of communications were brought out such as Morse code and the telephone. The telephone was used from late 1800’s to present day. This machine was derived from another invention known as a phonautograph and unlike the telegraph used direct voice to voice communications which made it faster and more efficient to communicate and became massively produced. …show more content…
The mass production was thanks to the evolution in places like India, who produced the spinning wheel though the however specifics aren’t specified. This tool was used for spinning fiber into fabric faster and more efficient. This allows us to have shirts on our back and pants on our legs. This also led to the assembly line. The assembly lines were made to mass produce items in factories, such as press, telephones, clothes, and
1440 in the Holy Roman Empire printing press was formulated. After the evolution, it was mass produced and made it easier to teach lower classes and was cheaper for them since it was cheaper to manufacture. Made between the 1830’s and 1840’s the telegraph was used to communicate long distances. It was mainly used in the mid 1800’s and 1900’s and was most influential with the United States and Europe. Thanks to this invention other important forms of communications were brought out such as Morse code and the telephone. The telephone was used from late 1800’s to present day. This machine was derived from another invention known as a phonautograph and unlike the telegraph used direct voice to voice communications which made it faster and more efficient to communicate and became massively produced. …show more content…
The mass production was thanks to the evolution in places like India, who produced the spinning wheel though the however specifics aren’t specified. This tool was used for spinning fiber into fabric faster and more efficient. This allows us to have shirts on our back and pants on our legs. This also led to the assembly line. The assembly lines were made to mass produce items in factories, such as press, telephones, clothes, and