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The Slater Mills were created in 1793 by Samuel Slater. Slater visited Moses Brown a Quaker capitalist who had his own mill in Pawtucket,Rhode Island. The mill was not doing well so Slater set off to improve the mill. By 1793 Slater built the first ever successful textile mill.

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Interchangeable Parts were made in 1798 by Eli Whitney because when something broke in a firearm it was difficult to get the part that were needed so Whitney created almost identical parts that were easy to mass-produce and reinstall.

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322,000 people left farms for cities in the 1800's because of the amazing job opportunities found in factories.

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In the 1800's many young boys and girls immigrated from Europe worked in textile mills because they could squeeze around the small machines to change spindles.

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The steel plow was made in 1825 by John Deere because it was light weight and easier to use it also cut through soil easier and wouldn't damage the plow.

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The Cast Iron Stove was made in 1834 by Philo Stewart. He developed a small enough stove for an average size kitchen. His factory-built wood-burning stove was a huge success and he sold 90,000 cast iron stoves.

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Boarding houses were made in 1836 for young boys and girls also women who immigrated from Europe to stay in because they all worked in the mills. The Lowell girls also stayed in the boarding houses in 1842.

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The Lowell girls left their family and their farm in 1842 to work in the textile mills because they needed the money for their family and farm. They also stayed in boarding houses for the time they worked in the textiles mills.

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The Telegraph was made in 1844 by Samuel Morse. The telegraph was made for long distance communication. The telegraph was especially useful for merchants and farmers quick access to information about supplies.

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The Reaper was invented in 1847 by Cyrus McCormick he opened a factory that made mechanical reapers. The reaper was a horse-drawn machine that would cut through wheat and other grains. This machine did the work of 5 people using hand tools.