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Samuel Slater soon visited moses brown, a quaker capitalist who had a mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The mill was not doing well because it constantly broke down. He soon started working on the mill once again. In 1793 his business grew and his water powered mill was famous. Many other factories started using his idea's

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Eli Whitney wanted to make fixing or replacing parts easier. So he decided to make interchangeable parts. This led to him having a huge success in the industry because people kept on buying interchangeable parts. These parts take less time to change parts and it doesn't even take any money to change the parts. Interchangeable parts are parts that are similar to a part that is already on a machine, they give you this just in case it breaks, you can repair it easily. This was a great success in the industry since many other people were inspired by his invention and people made interchangeable parts for their machines. Today many factories still use interchangeable parts

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The power loom by Edmund Cartwright which was invented in the 1780's allowed workers to produced a good deal of cloth a day. This machine was powered by water, this technological invention led to many more like this one. It changed the way goods were produced in Britain and America.

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The lowell girls daily life was living in a boarding house and they shared rooms with other girls. They had to work 12 hours each day, 6 days a week.

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Immigrants and children as young as seven years old worked in factories, especially at the textile mills. The children were used to work at factories was because they were small and of good use to be able to squeeze through the machines and replace parts with new similar ones. Another example of labor force is the Lowell girls, they worked at factories for many years.

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Elias Howe made a sewing machine, it was a machine that you could use to make clothes. It wasn't much of a success until Isaac Singer improved the machine. When Isaac Singer improved it many other factories or clothing makers bought a lot of these sewing machines. Workers could make many shirts in a quick amount of time.

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The Mechanical reaper 1847- Cyrus McCormick

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The Mechanical reaper 1847- Cyrus McCormick

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In 1847, Cyrus McCormick opened a factory in Chicago that produced Mechanical reapers, it was a horse-drawn machine that cut and gathered wheat and other grains

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Other people started making machines that could do similar things, such as the Mechanical drill, it would plant grains and it would also beat a grain from its husk and a horse-drawn hay rake. These machines helped farmers get more grain with fewer hands. Thousands of farmworkers left the countryside. Some of them went to find new jobs.

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Factories needed raw materials that were scarce. This led to high prices, in response to these high prices farmers grew cotton to supply spinning mills. Miners and others searched for new sources of iron and other materials used in machinery. The growing demand for these products led to a great change in the standards of living

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There were many things happening when people would come over. Whole cities would spring up around factories because people were looking for job opportunities. There were many shops that would sell fine fashion in europe. Bad things also happened, the dirt and gravel in the "roads" turned into mud holes. There was garbage in the streets almost all the time and there was diseases and no sewer/sewege.