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The loom was an important tool to the women and others who produced yarn and cloth at home for textile merchants

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In about 1786 Andrew Meikle invented the threshing machine to remove the husks from wheat. This farm machine was made for delegating stuff like peas, soybeans, crops and more.

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Interchangeable parts were made by eli whitney he did this because it was take days to make a barrel, stock and trigger the musket. Because the parts were homemade if one broke or messed up you would spend forever making another. Eli wanted to speed up the making of them so he came up with interchangeable parts, they saved money and time.

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The Textile mills were built by Francis Cabot Lowell in Lowell Massachusetts. They were used for manufacturing of fabrics they also gave jobs to the Lowell girls. They changed society by helping people and giving them jobs and for textiles

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In the 1800s boys and girls as young as 7 would be working on factories. Smaller children were especially used in textile mills because they could squeeze around the big machines to change spindles. Today most people look at child labor as cruelty.

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The Iron Plow was made in 1825, These were used for plowing fields. This invention made farmers jobs easier. This idea came when John Deere invented a lightweight steel plow. He said it was strong but slow, So he came up with the idea of the Iron Plow.

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The telegraph was made in the 1830's by Samuel Morse, He also created morse code followed along by Alfred Vail. The telegraph was used for long distance communication. It worked by using electric signals over a wire in stations

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The lowell girls were usually women who were 15-30 who worked in large cotton factories. The females who worked there usually called themselves the mill girls. In the late 19th century women nearly help two thirds of the textile jobs in lowell.

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In 1834 Philo Stewart developed the cast iron stove it was small enough to be able to use in the kitchen and it was a good enough success to the point where more then 90,000 were sold. This was one of the only sign of how northern factories were changing peoples lives of an ordinary person.

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In 1846 Elias Howe patented a sewing machine. A few years later Isaac Singer worked on howe's machine and soon enough 100's o people were buying the new sewing machine. People could now make many of shirts in the time a tailor could sew one by hand.