Industrial Revolution Timeline by Galyleaha Escobedo Arellano

Cast iron stove

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-05 18:40:33 UTC

In 1843 philo stewart invented a cast iron stove that is just about the same size as a regular kitchen. The iron stove made great success and it helped many more people make greater and better foods.

sewing machine 1846

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:08:28 UTC

The sewing machine was made in 1846 by Eli howe. it was made so people in factories could sew much faster and efficient. this made it less expensive and helped them save money.

Lowell girls 1836

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:14:40 UTC

In 1836 the Lowell girls worked in mills but then a company hired young girls from a farm nearby.the Lowell girls made them important for the American economy by providing labor of the industrial revolution.

Immigrants 1840

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:20:26 UTC

in 1840 many immigrants worked in the north part of factories. In 1840s-1850s 4 million immigrant came to the US for more job opportunities.

John Deere 1825

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:25:36 UTC

in 1825 a man named john Deere made an idea and he invent the steal plow that is light weight. a horse faster than an ox could now pull the steel plow more quickly.

The Reaper 1847

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:29:21 UTC

The Reaper was made in 1847 by Cyrus McCormick. if could do the work as five people using hand tools which made it go quicker.

Population 1850s

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:39:11 UTC

All of the cities were growing and had many problems which landed in human modification.

Attractions 1850s

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-08 18:41:36 UTC

Other than work opportunities in 1850 there were also a lot of attractions such like Theaters,museums, and circuses created for exciment.

Francis Cabot Lowell 1812

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-09 01:28:09 UTC

in 1812 francis Cabot lowell found a way to made better the British Mills and he built a new Mill in Waltham massachusetts and had all of the machines to turn the raw cotton into a finished piece of cloth.

Child Labor 1800s

galyleahaescobedoa — 2025-09-09 01:32:01 UTC

in the 1800s child labor was very popular. At the smallest age of seven the boys and the girls were very useful in the textile mills because they could fit through the big machines.