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- Developed in 1836, opened in
1844 between Baltimore and Washington D.C.
- known as Morse Code,
- Expanded with railroad, which acted as telegraph stations
- cut time from days to minutes
- led to development of telephone

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- Methods of transportation
- Canals and other waterways were now useful.
- Goods could be transported across bodies of water faster.

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- Clothes took less time to build
- Bigger production of product
- Other products were made containing clothe to make better house designs.

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- The production increased by 50 times.
- Slavery was decreased
- A lot of supply for the new machine was distributed.

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- Acres of whear was collected every day compared to before which was way less.
- 40 million bushels of wheat was harvested
- Later on 170 million
- The population was satistfied which in effect grew

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- Population expansion in U.S. and UK

- Need for communication that could cover great distances
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- Clothes took to long to make
- Mass production was needed
- Making clothes was a big business and needed more of it to sell.

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- Time Lag

- Delivering took a long time
- Canals had little use.

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- The process was taking too long
- The amount produced was really low
- There was too much slavery

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- Increase in population
- Increase in demand for wheat

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Series of dots and dashes that could be transmitted electrically to communicate

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A machine to make clothes

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A cotton-seed separator

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Cuts wheat and harvested grain