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What is the event/invention/who is the person - dates & details. Aaryn & Saska

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The Stephenson Rocket was created in 1829, England by George Stephenson with help from his son George, and Henry Booth. The Rocket is the worlds first modern steam locomotive/engine.

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The Threshing Machine

Thresh Definition: Separate grain from (corn or other crops), typically with a flail or by the action of a revolving mechanism.

Millwright Definition: a person who designs or builds corn mills or who maintains mill machinery.

1. What is the event/invention/who is the person? (Dates, details)
The Threshing Machine is a power-driven machine for separating the grain from corn or other crops. A Scottish millwright, Andrew Meikle invented the threshing Machine in 1778 basing it off another design made in 1734 by Michael menzies.

2. What impact did it have on people that the time?
The threshing machine had both positive and negative impacts on people in 1778 and on. The negative impacts was that people lost jobs and wages, unable to pay for daily life expenses. This was a huge problem especially back them because it was not easy to survive with lots of diseases going around at the time. However, a positive impact is that separating the grains from the straw either by impact, friction or combing action became simpler and more efficient because of this machine. Therefore there wasn’t any delay between cutting and threshing that cause rapid deterioration of the grains, especially during field drying or when the crop is stacked in the field.

3. How did people in the past view the person idea or event?
Farmers and field workers viewed this as an opportunity to improve their grain production efficiency. It’s stated that ‘the threshing machine was immensely and readily accepted in some parts of the country.’ This is because some people did not agree with this once it was their time to be fired from the job because they were replaced by this threshing machine.

4. What changed as a result of this person, idea or event?
As a result of the use of the threshing machine, agricultural practices and jobs went from dirty, exhausting, slow and insufficient, to a rapid increase of grain production, without breaking a sweat. However, less jobs were available due to the popularity and efficiency of the threshing machine.

5. How important were the consequences of this person, invention, event? (0-10)
The threshing Machine was the first step in starting the agricultural revolution. The consequences of this machine were very significant because it allowed humans to provide food for their countries with minimal effort and time. Unfortunately, it also meant that families of these workers no long had a stable money source to live off. This left many people homeless or in really tight money situations.

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The invention is the telegraph and was used for long distance communication, this was achieved through a code known as the Morse code. All of this was created by one individual known as Samuel Morse and it was developed in the 1830’s and 1840’s.

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Isaak and Jayden: What is the invention?

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1. Jethro Tull invented the seed drill in 1701 to make planting seeds more efficient. The seed drill ploughs a crater into the ground and drops a seed or multiple seeds in the hole to evenly space crops and prevent massive amounts of time being spent. The movement of the seed drill pushes the ploughs into the ground in evenly spaced gaps.

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Isaak and Jayden What impact did it have on people at the time?

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2. Jethro Tull's seed drill had a major impact during the industrial revolution as it saved large amounts of work and time and inspired agricultural revolution. The seed drill worked as to drill holes and plant seeds all at once, this saved large amounts of time as it stopped workers from drilling holes then planting seeds. This also inspired alot  of agricultural revolution as from here many inventions revolving around agriculture and farm work were created.

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Isaak and Jayden: How did people in the past view the invention?

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3. People in the past would have perceived the seed drill as a massive advancement in agriculture. This would be because farming at this time was not the most efficient means of producing food and with the growing population of the I.R, farmers were beginning to find it hard to produce crops in quantities that equaled the demand. Therefore by producing an invention that could plant large quantities of seed over large areas of land more efficiently and evenly than by hand, farmers could meet the growing demand for food. Not only this, at the time it was still a relatively cheap machine to buy, which would have made almost all farmers support this machines production.

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Question 1 - The Great Exhibition or can be referred as the Crystal Palace Exhibition in reference to the temporary structure in which it was held took place in Hyde Park, London, from 1 May to 15 October 1851. It was the first in a series of World’s Fair, exhibitions of culture and industry that become popular in the 19th century, and it was a much anticipated event. It was organised by Henry Cole and Prince Albert, husband of the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, Queen Victoria

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What impact did it have on the people at the time.

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It affected the people by means of making the world smaller. It sent messages faster than any vehicle and was used in war to send messages from the frontline to ships or headquarters. This could affect the world now as it would probably not be the same without this invention as communication might have been different today.

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Isaak and Jayden: What changed as a result of this invention?

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4. Many things changed positively during the I.R after the seed drill was invented. These changes would have been resulting in the boost in food production of farms due to the invention of the seed drill. Firstly, the main change that faced the I.R was the support for a growing population. With more food being produced, more people were being supported which would lead to an increase of people being born. Therefore the I.R had more inventors and more workers to continually fuel the advance in technology during the I.R. However due to the seed drill, many farmers that didn’t own a seed drill would have been competing with much more efficient productions. This would lead to many farmers going out of business and therefore more land would be left for the more industrial farmers.

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Isaak and Jayden How important were the consequences of this invention?

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5. The consequences of the seed drill were immensely important as it hadn't helped grow more food and feed a growing population. The seed drill had cut time off of the planting process for food and giving farmers the opportunity to plant more food in a shorter amount of time resulting in a larger amount of food for less work, this was majorly important since the population was growing quite quickly, this would've supported this in order to keep the population fed and healthy at the time.

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Isaak and Jayden Why is it still talked about today?

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Isaak and Jayden Why is it still talked about today?

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6. Seed drills are still used in today's society for farming. Seed drills ever since Jethro Tull had created the seed drill, has innovated and improved the invention, making it useful in today's society for farmers. The seed drill has been changed in size, length, weight etc in order to improve it even further to plant seeds and drill holes even faster than Jethro Tulls original design.

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How did the people in the past view this person, idea or event

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In a news nugget by the New York Times in 1858 the people viewed it negatively, "Superficial, sudden, unsifted, too fast for the truth, must be all telegraphic intelligence. Does it not render the popular mind too fast for the truth? Ten days bring us the mails from Europe. What need is there for the scraps of news in ten minutes? How trivial and paltry is the telegraphic column?" this can be inferred to have negative words such as superficial.

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Isaak and Jayden: How many lives were effected?

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7. We believe the lives of almost everyone in the western world (both nowadays and during the I.R) were affected by the invention of the seed drill. This is because the long term effects of this machine not being invented would mean farming would not have improved at the rate it did. This means that the growing population was not supported enough and therefore the I.R would be unable to have taken place at the scale it did, with less workers and less inventors. This would lead to a decline in technology and all of our technology these days would be very far behind compared to if the seed drill was invented. Clearly the seed drill impacted the I.R greatly, and without it the whole western world would have been effected and pushed back in technological advancement.

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The Threshing Machine

Thresh Definition: Separate grain from (corn or other crops), typically with a flail or by the action of a revolving mechanism.

Millwright Definition: a person who designs or builds corn mills or who maintains mill machinery.

1. What is the event/invention/who is the person? (Dates, details)
The Threshing Machine is a power-driven machine for separating the grain from corn or other crops. A Scottish millwright, Andrew Meikle invented the threshing Machine in 1778 basing it off another design made in 1734 by Michael menzies.

2. What impact did it have on people that the time?
The threshing machine had both positive and negative impacts on people in 1778 and on. The negative impacts was that people lost jobs and wages, unable to pay for daily life expenses. This was a huge problem especially back them because it was not easy to survive with lots of diseases going around at the time. However, a positive impact is that separating the grains from the straw either by impact, friction or combing action became simpler and more efficient because of this machine. Therefore there wasn’t any delay between cutting and threshing that cause rapid deterioration of the grains, especially during field drying or when the crop is stacked in the field.

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It made people’s lives easier as messages sent would have been delivered faster and with ease. It may have changed the outcome of certain wars as messages would have been sent faster also.

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The telegraph has changed the shape of communication forever as it has been controversial and has been used in many shape or form. An example of this is when it was used in war, a consequence of this is that it could of changed the tide of battle. Another consequence of the telegraph is that it had changed the workings of governments and industry’s alike.

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Because it was relevant and controversial to communication and messages in the past and set the way for communication and messages today.

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The Stephenson Rocket was created in 1829, England by George Stephenson with help from his son George, and Henry Booth. The Rocket is the worlds first modern steam locomotive/engine.

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1. Nikola Tesla invented the Tesla car which is a car the runs on electricity meaning you don’t need to buy petrol for the car. Nikola Tesla was born on July 9, 1856 in Smijian, Croatia and died on January 7, 1943 in New York City, New York.
2. It helped people do other stuff while going somewhere as it can drive by itself, has a safety check and very rarely crashes because the design were checked by engineers.
3. People first underestimated him because he wanted to be independent and not take deals from companies with a lot of money who wanted to have his product. People started  praising him after his inventions were a success, which is after he died.
4. The cars became more modified and required lower and lower attention and handling. Is it also run by electricity meaning it is efficient and you don’t need to pay for petrol which costs a lot of money.
5. They were really important as it changed the future generation of car manufacturing and the way people drive and handle cars, now the drivers can pay more attention to the other people in the car because of the self driving mechanism that comes with a Tesla.
6. Because it is the only self driving electrical car that is available for the public and it was the original idea that no one can replicate even to this day.
7. Everyone who can drive and has the money to buy a Tesla will be affected because they will be the ones to use the car meaning it must be up to the standards that the buyer wants with their Tesla.

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The Stephenson Rocket created more jobs as there was more rails being built. The Rocket provided faster transport, and with more jobs comes more people moving into the city, so the faster speed was useful. England’s society changed from a mostly rural and agricultural place into an urban and industrial area. The  Stephenson Rocket boosted the production of natural resources, so England didn’t have to rely on other places for these resources. The way people worked also changed as they started working by the hour and being payed by the hour, rather then working from sunrise to sunset. Unfortunately, a negative impact was all the pollution caused by the new steam engine, it caused poor living and working conditions. On top of that, the new steam engine meant more child labour.

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The way of life changed because of this invention, as stated previously, the way people worked and got payed changed, people moved to the city for jobs, and the conditions of working & living changed. Due to the Rocket steam engine being built, people changed a lot of things. They payed people by the hour, and worked them by the hour, so people worked a reasonable time rather then from sunrise to sunset, and got payed a worthy amount. More people moved to the city for jobs, the streets would’ve become more crowded, businesses within the city would’ve improved with the population increase. Lastly, the working and living conditions became poor with the huge increase of pollution caused by the new steam engine, the air quality decreased and negatively impacted the city.

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The consequences of the invention of the Rocket were significant to the way the people of England lived. Their need to rely on other places for natural resources decreased making them more independent and stronger in the eyes of other countries. The change in the ways of working were also important as it effected how people lived, such as they’re early mortality rate due to being overworked from a young age and becoming frail. Though, negative impacts were also significant as child labour increased as there were more jobs, and not enough adults to work them. The huge increase in pollution would’ve had a big impact on the surrounding environment and the people’s quality of life.

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The whole of England would’ve been effected, which is about 46 million people, and even more people were effected as they moved to England for jobs created by the invention of the Rocket. Their air quality decreased with pollution, working condition improved and transport speeds were faster, each of these things effected everyone in the city and surrounding places.

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What is the event/invention/who was the person?
The first steam engine was built in 1698 by British engineer and captain Thomas Savery. He invented the engine in order to assist people in pumping water out of flooded mines.

What impact did it have on people at the time? / how important were the consequences of the event? / what changed as a consequence of this event?
The steam engine was used for numerous inventions during the industrial revolution, most remarkably, the steam engine opened a brand new industry ; the transport industry. Steam engines were utilised to create trains. Trains greatly industrialised Britain by allowing coal to be transported around to factories faster and more efficiently. Consequently, manual labour and child labour was reduced as there was no longer a need for people to transport coal as the trains were around, greatly reducing the amounts of injury that came as a result of carrying copious amounts of coal. This invention impacted factory workers all around Britain, as the faster transportation of coal led to work in factories being faster, producing more product eg.

How did people view this person, idea or event?
Thomas Savery dedicated large amounts of his time to his profession, therefore he was an exemplary engineer who was dedicated to his craft. Consequently, numerous engineers and investors at the time looked up to him.

Why is it still talked about today?
Though steam engines are not utilised as often as they were in the during the industrial revolution, they are frequently used in tourist attractions as they spark nostalgia for numerous people (eg steam boats). Furthermore, historians still argue whether the steam engine was a significant invention during the Industrial Age. Finally, students discuss the steam engine as a part of their History curriculum, as people generally agree that the steam engine was a significant invention during this time period.

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From the holding of the exhibition, it proved the world the position of Britain as the worlds leader in industrial technology and to impress the world with Britain’s industrial achievements. The Great Exhibition changed for the better as it was the key to a better future, a belief that proved a motivating force behind the Industrial Revolution and the profits from the Exhibition will continue to support and impact years from now,

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The Great Exhibition was massively influential on the development of art and design education, international trade and, and even tourism as around 6 million people visited the exhibition to view the amazing science and technology

these vast profits generated continued to pay for innovations today. It also put Britain “on display” and to prove the world success of achievements and innovations through Industrial Revolution of Britain.

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The Great Exhibition was massively influential on the development of art and design education, international trade and, and even tourism as around 6 million people visited the exhibition to view the amazing science and technology

these vast profits generated continued to pay for innovations today. It also put Britain “on display” and to prove the world success of achievements and innovations through Industrial Revolution of Britain.

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The Great Exhibition put Britain on display and people thought the exhibition was a success, with plenty of positive reactions to the exhibition as it was a definite parade of the imperial science and technology and demonstrates how industry has progressed.

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The Great Exhibition put Britain on display and people thought the exhibition was a success, with plenty of positive reactions to the exhibition as it was a definite parade of the imperial science and technology and demonstrates how industry has progressed.

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From the holding of the exhibition, it proved the world the position of Britain as the worlds leader in industrial technology and to impress the world with Britain’s industrial achievements. The Great Exhibition changed for the better as it was the key to a better future, a belief that proved a motivating force behind the Industrial Revolution and the profits from the Exhibition will continue to support and impact years from now,

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The Great Exhibition was the worlds first World Exposition and  is an important symbol of the Industrial Revolution as the purpose of it was to celebrate the new trend of modern industrial technology and design. It was also built to impress the world with Britain’s Industrial achievements as the Exhibition was an important opportunity to showcase the great science and technological advances of Britain to international and domestic countries and the great ideas and innovations created.

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The Great Exhibition was the worlds first World Exposition and  is an important symbol of the Industrial Revolution as the purpose of it was to celebrate the new trend of modern industrial technology and design. It was also built to impress the world with Britain’s Industrial achievements as the Exhibition was an important opportunity to showcase the great science and technological advances of Britain to international and domestic countries and the great ideas and innovations created.

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The exhibition is still used to support technological progress, industrialisation, and globalisation today since it was a dramatic contribution to the creation of the modern industrialised society in which we live in.

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The exhibition is still used to support technological progress, industrialisation, and globalisation today since it was a dramatic contribution to the creation of the modern industrialised society in which we live in.

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Six million visitors attended the Great Expedition between May and October 1851 which is equivalent to one third of the population of Britain during this period of time to view the exhibition that included the new industrialised technology such as microscopes. A lot of lives in the futures generation will be affected and have a profound impact on our lives today as the innovations it profits continue to support will impact the years from now.

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Six million visitors attended the Great Expedition between May and October 1851 which is equivalent to one third of the population of Britain during this period of time to view the exhibition that included the new industrialised technology such as microscopes. A lot of lives in the futures generation will be affected and have a profound impact on our lives today as the innovations it profits continue to support will impact the years from now.

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1. What is the Invention?
In 1856, the son of an engineer and type-founder named Sir Henry Bessemer came up with an idea to help bring down the demanded large quantities of materials - the Steel Bessemer Converter. He had previously created lots of other inventions, and from an early age was interested in mechanics and had an inventive mind. He succeeded in finding a way to rapidly produce steel ingots - with the Steel Bessemer Converter.

2. What Impact Did it have on People at the Time?
The Bessemer Converter had a large impact on society, as it was a major contributor to industrialisation. Steel was seen as a luxury metal, as the production of it cost a huge amount of time and labour, but when the Bessemer converter was invented, it allowed for more steel to be made in less time, with less manual labour involved. The more steel being produced allowed for cities to be built, which provided more houses for more people, which contributed to industrialising Britain.

3. How Did People in the Past View this Invention?
The Steel Bessemer Converter would have significantly improved the pace of technological processes, where people needed the steel for the other new inventions, or other important thing that needed mass amounts of steel, like constructions etc.

4. What Changed as a Result of this Invention?
One major change that this invention caused was that a lot more infrastructure was being built. Because of the large amounts of steel being produced and sold for cheap, cities that hadn’t yet been built were being constructed. This also allowed the population to grow, as the more houses that needed inhabiting, the more people living in them.

5. How Important were the Consequences of this Invention?
The importance of the consequences out of ten would be an eight, because it was an extremely important invention, because it led Britain into the Industrial Revolution with an easier way to make Steel, which was at the time, extremely tedious manual labour.

6. Why is it Still Talked About Today?
The Bessemer converter is still talked about today, as it was such a major contributor to the industrialisation and revolution of Britain. The Bessemer converter allowed bigger amounts of steel to be produced for cheaper, meaning that more buildings were constructed, which resulted in cities being formed. The Bessemer converter was one of the main reasons why Britain was revolutionised.

7. How
The Bessemer converter was the first inexpensive machine for mass production of steel. The inventions affected many lives due to the fact that it was an inexpensive method of mass production, so it was easier for the people who worked manually in factories and required steel to make new inventions to go forward in the Industrial Revolution, and also created lots of homes for people that moved into the homes made from the steel.

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Basically the whole world, this is due to the fact that the telegraph was pioneering in communication technology and before that communication was delivered through transport and by hand. After the invention of the telegraph the whole world was affected

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This invention called the Spinning Jenny was invented in 1764 by James Hargreaves. It was used as one of the major developments and inventions in the Industrial Revolution.

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People, at the time, had worked in factories some as labourers and some as regular workers, before the Spinning Jenny they had at the very most a worker working on eight spools of cloth, with this technology it advanced to 120 at once as it was so fast.

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People in the past would have been pleased with the invention of the Spinning Jenny as it meant less work per worker and also meant more cloth being produced to sell on to the market, which is a win-win situation.

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Plenty of things changed as a result of the Spinning Jenny, for example, the amount of cloth, wool and cotton produced and because there was so much of the materials being created it meant that more clothing would be sold to the people and overall just those materials alone would be sold for an exceptional price. With the help of other inventions it helped made the materials stronger for example the Water Frame.

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Because the technology was getting greater and greater, it meant that workers would be having to be left off of their jobs which means that their families wouldn’t get the right funds to live their lives.

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Many industries base their manufacturing process off of the Spinning Jenny just much more upgraded then the older one in 1733, they use the similar wheels and spindles used to push and pull at the materials.

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As the technology continued to be added onto the Spinning Jenny, for example more lines on the machine to produce more cotton and wool, it meant less jobs available for the people. This is still happening in present times as well, because technology keeps getting much more advanced people lose their jobs which is bad for the social perspective as they won’t be earning enough to live lives

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What was the event/invention/ who is the person? Dates and Details.

The water frame, created by Richard Arkwright, is a rotating frame that is powered by a water wheel. This invention was designed in an attempt to spin cotton fiber into yarn, or thread. First used in 1765, the water frame has existed since ancient Egypt times.

What impact did it have on people at the time and what changed as a result?The Water Frame impacted peoples lives at the time beause it invented a new, quicker and easier way to spin cotton fibre into thread and yarn. The Water Frame also helped develop factories by helping workers keep up the pace of production with the speed of machines. It also impacted the life of Richard Arkwright becase he gained around £30 million in todays currency. Buisness men and entrepeneurs started to see benefits of building factories. Once the water frame was invented, the production of yarn and cotton thread was then sped up.

How did people in the past view this person, idea or event?People in the past viewed the Water Frame as a invention was extremely useful. people believe Arkwright is the creator of the modern factory system and is now known as the father of the Industrial Revolution. This invention encouraged families to move to the area of Cromford and employed more than one thousand people.

How important were the consequences of this person, invention or event?

We believe the water frame was very important in the production of cotton thread and yarn because it sped up the production time, could produce more cotton thread and yarn and you did not need to be very skilled to work the machiene.

Why is it still talked about today?

The water frame is still talked about today because it sped up the production time of cotton thread or yarn because the spinning machiene could spin 96 strand of cotton at once. It then increased the amount of yarn and cotton thread produced in factories because they were producing cotton thread and yarn to quickly.

How many lives were affected?

The water frame affected peoples lives because it provided more jobs because more people could produce cotton thread and yarn from becoming a  factory worker. This affected their lives because they could produce more cotton thread and yarn with less work, struggle and time.

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The steamboat was momentously affected by the Industrial Revolution. The steamboat was utilised to effectively transport goods and products worldwide. This wouldn’t have been accessible without it. Powered by the use of water boiled water over hot coals, the steamboat allowed the travel of important resources such as coal, oil and wood. After the creation of the steam engine, John Finch demonstrated the very first steamboat, although many people attempted to improve the boat in order to carry cargo and passengers.

2. What impact and (4)change did it have on people at the time?

Steam powered transport, the steamboat, had a major significant impact on everyday day people’s lives in that time and changed the way of transport. With the ability of steam powered engines it allowed boats to travel major distances. With this, it gave the advantages of London to travel to places to and for trading purposes and to receive stock [food and materials]. And as result of this it changed how people could travel and how they could get materials for building, constructing and inventing purposes and how manual rowing was eradicated and now it would be done by a machine.

3. How did people in the past view this invention?

Steamboats during the Industrial Revolution changed the way of farming for life. Before the introduction of steamboats, farmers only produced the amount of crops they needed to sustain themselves and their families. However, steamboat transportation gave farmers a wider market and increased the rise of crops. Farmers then started to focus their crops on what was worth the highest value within the new market. As factories distributed more household goods and products, farmers who focused their purchases on factory-made goods became less self-sufficient; relying on completely compromises between traders.

5. How important were the consequences of this invention?

We believe that the steam powered engine, steamboat, was a highly significant invention that impacted lives from back then to now and changed the way of transport as we know, by fastening trade travel and introducing a wider market and the rise of crops. According to a reliable source, it’s states that the steamboat was tremendously important to the economy and the way of transport and trade.

6. Why is it still talked about today?

Today, steamboats are still spoken about because they expanded water transportation and promoted the rise of market crops. Before the creation of the steamboat, older boats only traveled down stream because of strong water currents. Because the steamboats introduced high speed transportation both up and down stream, farmers could travel crops to remote locations without the food being spoilt. This then allowed regional focus in agriculture and manufacturing to develop.

7. How many people were affected?

The steamboat had changed the lives of every one during this revolution and has revolutionised the future as well, especially farmers. The steamboat allowed trading to travel faster and the Revolution of marketing and farming to be introduced quicker and to many more countries.

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The steamboat was momentously affected by the Industrial Revolution. The steamboat was utilised to effectively transport goods and products worldwide. This wouldn’t have been accessible without it. Powered by the use of water boiled water over hot coals, the steamboat allowed the travel of important resources such as coal, oil and wood. After the creation of the steam engine, John Finch demonstrated the very first steamboat, although many people attempted to improve the boat in order to carry cargo and passengers.

2. What impact and (4)change did it have on people at the time?

Steam powered transport, the steamboat, had a major significant impact on everyday day people’s lives in that time and changed the way of transport. With the ability of steam powered engines it allowed boats to travel major distances. With this, it gave the advantages of London to travel to places to and for trading purposes and to receive stock [food and materials]. And as result of this it changed how people could travel and how they could get materials for building, constructing and inventing purposes and how manual rowing was eradicated and now it would be done by a machine.

3. How did people in the past view this invention?

Steamboats during the Industrial Revolution changed the way of farming for life. Before the introduction of steamboats, farmers only produced the amount of crops they needed to sustain themselves and their families. However, steamboat transportation gave farmers a wider market and increased the rise of crops. Farmers then started to focus their crops on what was worth the highest value within the new market. As factories distributed more household goods and products, farmers who focused their purchases on factory-made goods became less self-sufficient; relying on completely compromises between traders.

5. How important were the consequences of this invention?

We believe that the steam powered engine, steamboat, was a highly significant invention that impacted lives from back then to now and changed the way of transport as we know, by fastening trade travel and introducing a wider market and the rise of crops. According to a reliable source, it’s states that the steamboat was tremendously important to the economy and the way of transport and trade.

6. Why is it still talked about today?

Today, steamboats are still spoken about because they expanded water transportation and promoted the rise of market crops. Before the creation of the steamboat, older boats only traveled down stream because of strong water currents. Because the steamboats introduced high speed transportation both up and down stream, farmers could travel crops to remote locations without the food being spoilt. This then allowed regional focus in agriculture and manufacturing to develop.

7. How many people were affected?

The steamboat had changed the lives of every one during this revolution and has revolutionised the future as well, especially farmers. The steamboat allowed trading to travel faster and the Revolution of marketing and farming to be introduced quicker and to many more countries.

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3. How did people in the past view this person, idea or event? Aaryn & Saska 

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3. How did people in the past view this person, idea or event? Aaryn & Saska 

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On the opening day of the locomotive people ran away in fear when the steam was let out of the safety valve. People eventually were intrigued by the rocket and would take it to get into the city.

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Why is it still talked about today? Aaryn & Saska 

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The steam engine is still talked about today because it is important to look back on. The steam locomotive shows how far we’ve come in the way of transport and how advanced it has become.