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    Industrial Age Inventions

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    revolution had a large impact on the way we live today. These inventions improved life in a variety of ways, making manufacturing processes and daily life more efficient and easier. In my opinion, the most important inventions was the water frame, steam engine, and the assembly line. Firstly, an important invention of the industrial revolution was the water frame. The water frame was invented by Richard Arkwright. This man was called the “Father of the Industrial Revolution.” Arkwright was…

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    The Industrial Revolution created a faster mode of transportation, the Steam Engine. The steam engine positively affected the people in the Industrial Revolution and so did the factories built. The Industrial Revolution, itself, had helped create many new inventions that made farming, writing, and traveling more easier for the people of the revolution. Although many children and factory workers faced many problems, it eventually led to the Factory Acts and the School Sites Acts, some of the…

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    19th Century Ironclads

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    and innovation in history. Inventions that changed the world sprung up left and right. Almost all significant inventions of this time period are still around today. One of the greatest weapons of war in its time was the ironclad. Ironclads were steam powered warships protected by iron or steel plating. they were first used successfully in the mid 19th century. ironclads were designed for several roles such as: dominating sea battles, Coastal defense ships, and long range cruisers. The idea of…

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    manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to somewhere between 1820 and 1840 Industrialization is a very important point in history because the invention of the steam engine benefited workers, as well introduced them to more capital, and a tragic reflection of child labor. To start off with, the invention of the Steam Engine and many other inventions led to some successful…

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    methods through machinery, chemical manufacturing, and increasing use of steam and electrical power. One of the most important changes of the industrial revolution was switching wood to coal as fuel. The Industrial Revolution has also had important technological developments, such as glass making, mining, steam power, machine tools, and architectural developments. The inventions during the industrial…

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    coal mining led to the invention of the steam engine and that led to many more inventions which we now use today. The factory system, in contrast to coal mining provided for their workers extremely bad working conditions with awfully low wages. Also, coal mining actually had protection regulations for their workers whereas the factory system included child labour and all other forms of injustice. First of all, coal mining led to the invention of the steam engine which led to a new world…

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    Middle Class In Britain

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    The first few steam locomotives established were used to transport products; however, in 1825, the first public transport locomotive was created for people to use. How the steam locomotive worked is an easy process to explain. First to understand, one must know that the heart of the steam locomotive was the steam engine, since it was the engine that basically made it function. Coal or wood were utilized to make fire, then the fire was used to heat water; as you heat the water, steam appears and…

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    James Watt was an inventor and mechanical engineer whose improvements in steam engine technology drove the Industrial Revolution. Watt did not invent the steam engine. Steam engines were already in existence, mainly being used to pump water out of mines. He made important changes to the design, increasing efficiency and making steam engines cheaper to run. James Watt was born in Greenock in 1736. He was not a healthy child and was educated at home for most of his early years. His father was…

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    Trains are one of the oldest and essential source of transportation. One big machine produces massive power to pull the mass 8 or 10 times of its mass on steel tracks and transports it to thousands of mile between the cities. Steam engines power the trains in its initial stages. Now, Diesel Engines and Electric power trains are used. There are four forces acts on a train. One of them is its weight which balanced by the typical reaction of the tracks. The third one is the thrust force produced by…

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    these advances made life much easier on the people of the west and the world. That’s not to say that there were no downsides to any of these technological advances. The steam engine is a good example of an invention that revolutionized the world while still having some negative impacts. The invent of a reliable and practical steam engine helped start the industrial revolution. Factories were able to use these…

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