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In 1793, Samuel Slater moved to the USA from England. He was a mill creator and an engineer, he knew how to work in mills too. When he got to America, he build a mill without blueprints.

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Eli Whitney was an American Inventor. Earlier, people made good by hand. Because of that, every musket would be made different which isn't good because if a part broke, they had to be fitted exactly or else it won't work, or they would have to buy a new gun. Eli wanted to speed up the making of guns by having machines make each part and so that's what he did.

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A Boston Merchant, found a way to improve on British Mills. In England, a factory spun thread and another factory wove it into cloth. Lowell looked at it and saw that he could do it in one factory. He built the idea in Waltham, Massachusetts. The factory had everything to turn raw cotton into finished cloth. After Lowell died, his partners tried on a bigger project by making a factory town named after him.

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"Lowell Girls" were young women who worked in Lowell Mills. They would work there until they go back home to marry. Most send their wages back home to their family. This is an example of child labour in the 1800's.

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Philo Stewart developed a cast-iron stove so small people can use it in an average kitchen. His factory-build wood-burning stove was a great success. ARound 90,000 were sold. This was only one sign of the way factories in the north were changing lives.

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Samuel F. B. Morse was the inventor of the telegraph. The telegraph was made to send messages to other telegraphs to communicate. The messages are a code of dots, dashes, and spaces so messages could be sent. The dots stood for short tones, the dashes for long tones.