During the first Industrial Revolution, there were many inventions and major technological changes that helped forward the growth of the nations that headed the revolution’s call. The inventions had been all based and powered by the movement provided by water and steam engines. For example, the invention of the first steam engine by Thomas Newcomen became an essential in the mining field. This steam engine was predominantly used to pump water out of mines, allowing them to reach depths previously barred to man. Another example was the Spinning Jenny. This machine could either be powered by a water wheel or a steam engine, and was used to produce yarn during the growing demand for the product. All these machines working hand in hand, allowed
