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1790: 90% of Americans lived on farms in rural areas. 

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1790: 90% of Americans lived on farms in rural areas. 

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1790: 90% of Americans lived on farms in rural areas

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1865: Americans still lived in the horse and buggy era. They kept fresh food in an icebox, the homes were lit with candles, cabinets were cooled by large blocks of ice, and they waited a month just for letters to come across.

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1865: Americans still lived in the horse and buggy era. They kept fresh food in an icebox, the homes were lit with candles, cabinets were cooled by large blocks of ice, and they waited a month just for letters to come across.

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1865: Americans still lived in the horse and buggy era

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1876: The new invention was a telephone message made with an emergency Bell and Watson were the inventor

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1876: The new invention was a telephone message made with an emergency Bell and Watson were the inventor

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1879: Edison made the first light bulb out of bamboo fibers taken from a Japanese fan. 

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1879: Edison made the first light bulb out of bamboo fibers taken from a Japanese fan. 

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1882: Edison built a central generating station in New York City also wiring electrified a section of lower Manhattan. 

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1882: Edison built a central generating station in New York City also wiring electrified a section of lower Manhattan. 

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1882: Edison built a central generating station in New York City also wiring electrified a section of lower Manhattan.

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1883-1885: the longest suspension bridge in the world, the Brooklyn Bridge was opened, stretching 6,700 feet across the East River in New York City. Then two years later, builders erected the world’s first skyscraper, a 10-story building in downtown Chicago.

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1883-1885: the longest suspension bridge in the world, the Brooklyn Bridge was opened, stretching 6,700 feet across the East River in New York City. Then two years later, builders erected the world’s first skyscraper, a 10-story building in downtown Chicago.

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1883-1885: the longest suspension bridge in the world, 

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1877: Thomas Edison invented the phonograph using a combination of the phonautograph.

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1877: Thomas Edison invented the phonograph using a combination of the phonautograph.

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1877: Thomas Edison invented the phonograph using a combination of the phonautograph.

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1891: there were over 1,300 stations, providing enough electricity to power about 3 million light bulbs in America.  

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1891: there were over 1,300 stations, providing enough electricity to power about 3 million light bulbs in America.  

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1900: nearly a million miles of telegraph wires were carrying more than 60 million messages a year.

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1900: nearly a million miles of telegraph wires were carrying more than 60 million messages a year.

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1900: Many Americans illuminated their homes with electric lights, kept foods cold in an electric refrigerator, and could send news across the continent in an instant by telegraph or telephone. 

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1900: Many Americans illuminated their homes with electric lights, kept foods cold in an electric refrigerator, and could send news across the continent in an instant by telegraph or telephone. 

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1903: The brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful powered-airplane flights in history

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1903: The brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful powered-airplane flights in history

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1920: The number of commercial telephones had grown to at least 13 million.

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1920: The number of commercial telephones had grown to at least 13 million.

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1920: More than 50% of Americans lived in towns and cities than in rural areas.

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1920: More than 50% of Americans lived in towns and cities than in rural areas.

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1893: Charles Duryea and J. Frank made the first gas powered automobile.  

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1893: Charles Duryea and J. Frank made the first gas powered automobile.  