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Samuel Slater came from Britain to America and he knew all the ways to improve the machinery in America because Britain had been doing it. Slater went to Pawtucket and improved a mill there and that was the first Slater Mill and it was a success.

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Manufacturer Eli Whitney came up with an idea that would make muskets faster using Interchangeable Parts. Basically instead of making muskets handmade, he would use machines to make the parts and all the parts would be identical.

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In 1800 only 6 percent of the population lived in urban areas. This started increasing gradually during The Industrial Revolution because by 1850, 15 Percent of the population was living in urban areas.

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Francis Cabot Lowell improved British Textile Mills. In 1821, after he passed away his family built a whole factory named after him.

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When woman would go out to work at factories they would live at boarding houses kind of like college dorms. But the space was so small and it was hard to live there.

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The Lowell Girls were young women who were sent to the Lowell Mills to work in the factories. Parents were hesitant to send their daughters to work which is why they build boarding houses to give the women food, a place to live, and safety.

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In 1825, Jethro Wood started designing the iron plow. John Deere later improved the idea by inventing a lightweight steel plow.

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Philo Stewart developed a Cast-Iron Stove which was basically a wood-burning stove. He sold 90,000 of them and was just one way these inventions were changing the lives of people.

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The Electric Motor was made by Thomas Davenport. This work was paved by Joseph Henry who proved that electric current can be sent through a wire through long distances to ring a bell.

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Samuel F. B. Morse got a patent for a telegraph which sent signals that were electric through a wire. Samuel also designed a code which is now known as Morse code like dots and dashes so that messages could be sent through with the telegraph.