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The Spinning Jenny.
The Spinning Jenny was made in 1764 by James Hargreaves. This Invention could be used by unskilled workers and was made for weaving in which it could spin many spindles at a time.

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The Steam engine
After the Europeans switched from wood to coal in the 17th Century  the mines were deepened and as a result  became flooded. In 1698 Thomas Savery patented a machine that could draw water from flooded areas. But after his success his invention was proven only to be able to draw water from shallow areas. In 1711 an Englishman named Thomas Newcomen invented the Steam Engine that allowed water to be drawn from deep flooded mines.

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The Locomotive
On february 21 1812 Richard Trevithicks went on a railroad journey in a locomotive (‘Pen-y-derren’) that carried ten tons of iron, five wagons and seventy men 9.75 miles in four hours and five minutes. 25 years later George Stephenson and Robert Stephenson, designed (Stephenson’s Rocket) the most advanced locomotive of its day. With the smoke chimney in the front it became the future of locamotives for the next 150 years

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The photograph
In 1826 a french investor named Joseph Nicepce the first photograph of a camera image. He took it from his window using a camera obscura creating the earliest surviving photograph of a real world scene.

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The power Loom
The power loom was created in 1785 by Edmund Cartwright. This invention changed the way clothes were woven. It took 50 years before the power loom was commonly used.