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What was one of the positive effects of the invention of the steam powered train?
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Improved communications and ease of travel.
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What was one of the positive effects of Stephensons invention of the steam powered train?
Improved communications and ease of travel.
What was one of the positive effects of Stephenson's invention of the steam powered train?
Improved communications and ease of travel.
Invention on steam power?
The Chinese people develop a steam-propelled cart in 800 BC. I think that is the start of steam-powered machines.
What was a positive result of the industrial Revolution?
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The invention of the cotton mill
Why is Thomas savory a great inventor of the industrial revolution?
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What new invention supported industrialization?
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What are some positive and negative effects of the steam engine?
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How did Thomas Newcomen's invention affect us today?
Newcomen invented the first workable steam powered pump. The power of steam can be harnessed to converted heat energy into mechanical energy.
What Led to production by machines using steam and electricity?
The invention of steel led to increased production by steam powered and electrical machines. This technology advanced quickly during the American Industrial Revolution.
What was a major advantage of the steam powered factories over the water powered factories?
Steam-powered factories could be built in cities.
What does the term steam powered mean?
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