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    The Industrial Revolution was a time when technology and manufacturing growth spiked and changed the basic life of every American. The Industrial Revolution was driven by a series of major inventions. This essay will discuss some of the inventions and their significance to the industrial revolution. The cotton gin was a tool used to remove the seeds from the cotton. It was invented by Eli Whitney in 1793. The cotton gin made removing the seeds much safer and quicker for all the farm workers.…

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    The Industrial Revolution has affected the modern world profoundly. Science, technology, and engineering were leveraged for economic development. Agriculture and manufacturing were modernized. In 1780’s, the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain. Britian pioneered industrial technology and social urban living. The country was an economic and social development model that influenced the rest of Europe after 1815. The early Industrial Revolution movements affected agriculture. Many…

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    GREAT BRITAIN 1851-Recently there has been an exhibition in London to showcase many different technologies, artistries and new gadgets. All the workers were happy to come see their great establishments while paying really cheap train ticket to get there. Trains were invented after the great invention of steam power by James Watt. Steam power has brought different types of transportation for citizens such as trains, steamboats etc. Steam powered engines are inexpensive and have…

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    fundraising for an important cause, research into heart disease, Jump Rope for Heart is an activity that kids like to do, it has the potential to draw them away from sedentary pursuits, This program , by its very nature focuses on and progresses kids locomotive skills Jump Rope for Heart is very accessible, any child, regardless of fitness level or technical skills can learn to skip in a supportive atmosphereThe kids are physically active and learning new skipping skills,they learn healthy…

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    Native American Sociology

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    Touring the Smithsonian Museums with the Sociology class was fascinating. Some scholars observed in wonder of the various Native American clothing and toys that were displayed. Others gasped at the astonishing display of the John Bull locomotive that peaks ones interest in the railroad bridge. A lot of the scholars did not notice the significance of the Civil War Union Draft Wheel until after they read the markers explaining the power that these types of wheels possessed. Each exhibit was…

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    I currently work for a company that cares very little for the environment and only about money. One day I hope to work for a company that is interested in improving the quality of life of the majority and not just that of themselves. I chose Engineering with the goal of using all of my skills to do something with my experience in manufacturing. I’m looking forward to moving into a career involved with solar power and other renewable energies. Once accomplished I feel that my general outlook on…

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    A career railroader with over thirty years of experience working in corporate headquarters as well in field locations at four major yards across two Class1 railroads. Experienced in the safe and efficient movement, inspection and repair of locomotives and freight cars, I have worked in two of CSX’s largest hump yards, Selkirk, NY and Waycross, GA. I have extensive Mechanical Department knowledge which includes working as a Carman, agreement supervisor, Wreckmaster and various management…

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    popularity of canal transportation came to a halt with the invention of the steam engine. The first steam locomotive was serviced in the early 1800’s (114) and is what drove the industrial revolution in Britain. With the steam locomotive now working the construction of the major railways were laid down to easily transport day to day items from town to town. Due to the speed in which these locomotives could travel at there was the beginning of fresh trade such as transporting fresh produce,…

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    change the future of mechanics forever. Paragraph 1: Although he died in September of 1913, Diesel made a legacy for himself by being the first human to build and operate a working diesel engine, which would go on to power big trucks and diesel locomotives. On the crisp spring day of March 18, 1858, Rudolf was born in eastern Germany. By the age of 12, he became forced to move to Paris to live with his Aunt & Uncle during the Franco-Prussian war, where his Uncle taught him mathematics, giving…

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    a weaving on a loom much faster and allowed weavers to increase their production. Another new form of technology that affected the IR was the invention of steam-powered locomotives. The locomotives greatly improved the IR because it allows the transport of materials and goods quicker than ever before. The creation of locomotives had an important contribution to the success and maturing of the IR. Railways also created job opportunities for farm laborers and peasants to work on the railroads. 6.…

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