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The spinning mill was created in 1790 by Richard Arkwright. This made a huge impact on society because people used to not be able to really afford much clothing or decorations. With spinning mills added it changed the ways people dressed and decorated forever with easy access.

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Slater Mills was created by Samuel Slater in 1793. This was the first textile mill to successfully be powered by water. Following thi soon after, almost all manufacturers in America were changing to this type of power.

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The loom was created by Edmund Cartwright in the 1780's. This changed the way people could create clothes, making it much faster, and therefore helping workings in the mills.

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Francis Cabot Lowell improved on how fast and easy weaving could be. He created a mill that both spun thread, and wove it into cloth. This soon grew into a small town of farm families.

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The sewing machine was created in 1819 by Elias Howe. This made life in the mills much easier. It was now faster and less time consuming for the workers in their job of making clothes.

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In 1829, an English family made a steam-powered locomotive engine that could pull rail cars. These engines, called rockets, traveled up to 30 miles per hour. This was a huge upgrade from things such as horses or mules pulling behind a carriage.

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Philo Stewart created a cast-iron stove that could fit in one's kitchen. These small changes can show just how much more different working in the factories changed the lives of the everyday person.

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The telegraph was invented by Samual Morse in 1830-1840. This eventually led to Morse Code. This made it very easy to communicate messages very fast and make projects/sharing information take much less time.

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In the 1840's Sarah Bagley directed what was called the, Lowell Female Labor Reform Association. These women protested against the 10 hour work days that they were facing. This shows how much change was happening in the world seeing that people had a right to protest, not only that, but women, had a right to protest, and had their own jobs.

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In 1856, Millard Fillmore won the race for president of the Know-Nothing Party, a group of nativists that was tying to gain support. It fizzled out however, but still shows us just how much people back then were trying to get rid of/hated the immigrants.