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The spinning Jenny- James Hargreaves 1764 (Inventions and Technology)

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The spinning Jenny- James Hargreaves 1764 (Inventions and Technology)

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The spinning Jenny was created in 1764 by James Hargreaves. This was a machine that could spin several pieces of thread at once. This sped up the processes of weaving thread into cloth.

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Power Loom- Edmund Cartwright 1780s (Inventions and Technology)

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Power Loom- Edmund Cartwright 1780s (Inventions and Technology)

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Edmund Cartwright built a power loom powered by water. This allowed a worker to produce more cloth in a day that was possible before. This was a great deal. These technological inventions would change how goods were made in Britain.

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Urbanization grew as industry grew. (1800s) (Urbanization)

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Urbanization grew as industry grew. (1800s) (Urbanization)

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Urbanization was a steady but gradual process. In 1800s only 6 percent of the nations population lived in Urban areas. By 1850 the number had risen to 15 percent. But in 1920 more Americans have lived in the cities and the cities became very popular.

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Dirt roads turned into mud holes. 1800s (Urbanization) 

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Dirt roads turned into mud holes. 1800s (Urbanization) 

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In the 1800s the cities had many problems. For an example, dirt roads had many mud holes when it rained, the cities had no sewers and all the trash would pile the streets and make many people sick. These problems were mostly because of Human Modification.

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Child labor (1800s) young boys and girls. (Labor Forces)

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Child labor (1800s) young boys and girls. (Labor Forces)

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Young boys and girls at the age of 7 years old were used for child labor. They worked in factories especially textile mills so they could squeeze around the machines to change spindles.

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Steel Plow 1824- John Deere (Farm Machines) 

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Steel Plow 1824- John Deere (Farm Machines) 

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Jethro Woods was the first to create the iron plow. Later on John Deere modified this invention into the steel plow which a horse was faster than an ox could move quicker plowing the field.

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Cast Iron Stove- Philo Stewart (1834) Inventions and Technology.

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Cast Iron Stove- Philo Stewart (1834) Inventions and Technology.

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In 1834 Philo Stewart created a cast iron stove small enough to fit in a average kitchen. His factory built wood burning stove. This was a great success. Around 90,000 were sold. This was changing ordinary peoples life.

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Lowell girls lived in boarding houses and shared rooms with other girls. These girls worked 12 hours a day for 6 weeks. They worked for few years and will return home to marry. The money these girls made would be sent to there familes. There only days off were Sunday and they would go to church if they had free time after they would visit theaters, circuses.

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Mechanical Reaper- Cyrus McCormick. 1847 (Farm Machines)

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Mechanical Reaper- Cyrus McCormick. 1847 (Farm Machines)

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Cyrus McCormick open a factory in Chicago that produced mechanical reapers. This was a horse drawn machine that cut and gathered wheat and other tools. This machine could do the work of 5 people using hand tools.

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The first American Mill- Samuel Slater 1973 (Industry)

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The first American Mill- Samuel Slater 1973 (Industry)

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Samuel Slater built the first successful textile mill in the United States that was powered by water. The mill started off as not doing well because the machinery constantly broke down. Samuel Slater started improving on his design and it soon became a huge success.