1. What is the event/invention/who is the person? (Dates, details)
The Threshing Machine is a power-driven machine for separating the grain from corn or other crops. A Scottish millwright, Andrew Meikle invented the threshing Machine in 1778 basing it off another design made in 1734 by Michael menzies.

2. What impact did it have on people that the time?
 The threshing machine had both positive and negative impacts on people in 1778 and on. The negative impacts was that people lost jobs and wages, unable to pay for daily life expenses. This was a huge problem especially back them because it was not easy to survive with lots of diseases going around at the time. However, a positive impact is that separating the grains from the straw either by impact, friction or combing action became simpler and more efficient because of this machine. Therefore there wasn’t any delay between cutting and threshing that cause rapid deterioration of the grains, especially during field drying or when the crop is stacked in the field.

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1. What is the event/invention/who is the person? (Dates, details)
The Threshing Machine is a power-driven machine for separating the grain from corn or other crops. A Scottish millwright, Andrew Meikle invented the threshing Machine in 1778 basing it off another design made in 1734 by Michael menzies.

2. What impact did it have on people that the time?
 The threshing machine had both positive and negative impacts on people in 1778 and on. The negative impacts was that people lost jobs and wages, unable to pay for daily life expenses. This was a huge problem especially back them because it was not easy to survive with lots of diseases going around at the time. However, a positive impact is that separating the grains from the straw either by impact, friction or combing action became simpler and more efficient because of this machine. Therefore there wasn’t any delay between cutting and threshing that cause rapid deterioration of the grains, especially during field drying or when the crop is stacked in the field.

3. How did people in the past view the person idea or event?
Farmers and field workers viewed this as an opportunity to improve their grain production efficiency. It’s stated that ‘the threshing machine was immensely and readily accepted in some parts of the country.’ This is because some people did not agree with this once it was their time to be fired from the job because they were replaced by this threshing machine.

4. What changed as a result of this person, idea or event?
As a result of the use of the threshing machine, agricultural practices and jobs went from dirty, exhausting, slow and insufficient, to a rapid increase of grain production, without breaking a sweat. However, less jobs were available due to the popularity and efficiency of the threshing machine. 

5. How important were the consequences of this person, invention, event? (0-10)
The threshing Machine was the first step in starting the agricultural revolution. The consequences of this machine were very significant because it allowed humans to provide food for their countries with minimal effort and time. Unfortunately, it also meant that families of these workers no long had a stable money source to live off. This left many people homeless or in really tight money situations.

these vast profits generated continued to pay for innovations today. It also put Britain “on display” and to prove the world success of achievements and innovations through Industrial Revolution of Britain.

these vast profits generated continued to pay for innovations today. It also put Britain “on display” and to prove the world success of achievements and innovations through Industrial Revolution of Britain.

The water frame, created by Richard Arkwright, is a rotating frame that is powered by a water wheel. This invention was designed in an attempt to spin cotton fiber into yarn, or thread. First used in 1765, the water frame has existed since ancient Egypt times. 

What impact did it have on people at the time and what changed as a result?The Water Frame impacted peoples lives at the time beause it invented a new, quicker and easier way to spin cotton fibre into thread and yarn. The Water Frame also helped develop factories by helping workers keep up the pace of production with the speed of machines. It also impacted the life of Richard Arkwright becase he gained around £30 million in todays currency. Buisness men and entrepeneurs started to see benefits of building factories. Once the water frame was invented, the production of yarn and cotton thread was then sped up.

How did people in the past view this person, idea or event?People in the past viewed the Water Frame as a invention was extremely useful. people believe Arkwright is the creator of the modern factory system and is now known as the father of the Industrial Revolution. This invention encouraged families to move to the area of Cromford and employed more than one thousand people. 

How important were the consequences of this person, invention or event? 

We believe the water frame was very important in the production of cotton thread and yarn because it sped up the production time, could produce more cotton thread and yarn and you did not need to be very skilled to work the machiene. 

The water frame is still talked about today because it sped up the production time of cotton thread or yarn because the spinning machiene could spin 96 strand of cotton at once. It then increased the amount of yarn and cotton thread produced in factories because they were producing cotton thread and yarn to quickly. 

The water frame affected peoples lives because it provided more jobs because more people could produce cotton thread and yarn from becoming a  factory worker. This affected their lives because they could produce more cotton thread and yarn with less work, struggle and time.

The steamboat was momentously affected by the Industrial Revolution. The steamboat was utilised to effectively transport goods and products worldwide. This wouldn’t have been accessible without it. Powered by the use of water boiled water over hot coals, the steamboat allowed the travel of important resources such as coal, oil and wood. After the creation of the steam engine, John Finch demonstrated the very first steamboat, although many people attempted to improve the boat in order to carry cargo and passengers.

2. What impact and (4)change did it have on people at the time?

Steam powered transport, the steamboat, had a major significant impact on everyday day people’s lives in that time and changed the way of transport. With the ability of steam powered engines it allowed boats to travel major distances. With this, it gave the advantages of London to travel to places to and for trading purposes and to receive stock [food and materials]. And as result of this it changed how people could travel and how they could get materials for building, constructing and inventing purposes and how manual rowing was eradicated and now it would be done by a machine.

3. How did people in the past view this invention?

Steamboats during the Industrial Revolution changed the way of farming for life. Before the introduction of steamboats, farmers only produced the amount of crops they needed to sustain themselves and their families. However, steamboat transportation gave farmers a wider market and increased the rise of crops. Farmers then started to focus their crops on what was worth the highest value within the new market. As factories distributed more household goods and products, farmers who focused their purchases on factory-made goods became less self-sufficient; relying on completely compromises between traders.

5. How important were the consequences of this invention?

We believe that the steam powered engine, steamboat, was a highly significant invention that impacted lives from back then to now and changed the way of transport as we know, by fastening trade travel and introducing a wider market and the rise of crops. According to a reliable source, it’s states that the steamboat was tremendously important to the economy and the way of transport and trade.

6. Why is it still talked about today?

Today, steamboats are still spoken about because they expanded water transportation and promoted the rise of market crops. Before the creation of the steamboat, older boats only traveled down stream because of strong water currents. Because the steamboats introduced high speed transportation both up and down stream, farmers could travel crops to remote locations without the food being spoilt. This then allowed regional focus in agriculture and manufacturing to develop.

7. How many people were affected?

The steamboat had changed the lives of every one during this revolution and has revolutionised the future as well, especially farmers. The steamboat allowed trading to travel faster and the Revolution of marketing and farming to be introduced quicker and to many more countries.

The steamboat was momentously affected by the Industrial Revolution. The steamboat was utilised to effectively transport goods and products worldwide. This wouldn’t have been accessible without it. Powered by the use of water boiled water over hot coals, the steamboat allowed the travel of important resources such as coal, oil and wood. After the creation of the steam engine, John Finch demonstrated the very first steamboat, although many people attempted to improve the boat in order to carry cargo and passengers.

2. What impact and (4)change did it have on people at the time?

Steam powered transport, the steamboat, had a major significant impact on everyday day people’s lives in that time and changed the way of transport. With the ability of steam powered engines it allowed boats to travel major distances. With this, it gave the advantages of London to travel to places to and for trading purposes and to receive stock [food and materials]. And as result of this it changed how people could travel and how they could get materials for building, constructing and inventing purposes and how manual rowing was eradicated and now it would be done by a machine.

3. How did people in the past view this invention?

Steamboats during the Industrial Revolution changed the way of farming for life. Before the introduction of steamboats, farmers only produced the amount of crops they needed to sustain themselves and their families. However, steamboat transportation gave farmers a wider market and increased the rise of crops. Farmers then started to focus their crops on what was worth the highest value within the new market. As factories distributed more household goods and products, farmers who focused their purchases on factory-made goods became less self-sufficient; relying on completely compromises between traders.

5. How important were the consequences of this invention?

We believe that the steam powered engine, steamboat, was a highly significant invention that impacted lives from back then to now and changed the way of transport as we know, by fastening trade travel and introducing a wider market and the rise of crops. According to a reliable source, it’s states that the steamboat was tremendously important to the economy and the way of transport and trade.

6. Why is it still talked about today?

Today, steamboats are still spoken about because they expanded water transportation and promoted the rise of market crops. Before the creation of the steamboat, older boats only traveled down stream because of strong water currents. Because the steamboats introduced high speed transportation both up and down stream, farmers could travel crops to remote locations without the food being spoilt. This then allowed regional focus in agriculture and manufacturing to develop.

7. How many people were affected?

The steamboat had changed the lives of every one during this revolution and has revolutionised the future as well, especially farmers. The steamboat allowed trading to travel faster and the Revolution of marketing and farming to be introduced quicker and to many more countries.