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1854- The first box of Whitman chocolates.
Elwin Williamson
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What was the first important invention in the textile- making revolution and what did it do?
the first invention during the industrial revolution was the flying shuttle
What was Archimedes first invention?
it was the shoe
What was Thomas Edison first invention and what did it do?
Thomas Edison's first great invention was the cell phone hahaha lol jk jk
What was Theophilus Van Kannel's first invention?
Theo's first invention was the ONY. This became so popular that people gave him credit by calling it KannelONY. His second invention was a type of dog food, which was called Kannel Ration.
What was Milton Hershey's first invention?
Milton's first invention was a paper wrapper that prominently displayed his name. Later on, he developed a chocolate bar to fill this wrapper.
What was Albert Einstein's first invention in America?
he had no inventions in america it was all in australia
Are traffic lights an American invention?
the second traffic light was made in America, the first one was made in Europe and exploded
What is the most best invention from America?
I think that the car would be the most best invention!
What are the steps to take when you have an invention?
When you have an invention, the first step is to get a patent for the invention.
When did Steve Jobs make his first invention?
His first invention was the Apple lisa
What was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first invention?
his first invention was the sespension bridge
What was apple's first invention?
The Apple I, a personal computer was the first invention of apple.
How many pages does Gyro's First Invention have?
Gyro's First Invention has 20 pages.
Who inveented the first invention?
I believe a cave man. The first invention was probably the wheel.
What invention increased the flood of immigrants to America?
the steamboat
How has the invention impacked life in America?
big booty
Who invented the first train in America?
The first train in the US was not considered an "invention", but was built in Quincy, MA to move granite from a quarry. It used both gravity and horses to move the trains along the 5 foot gauge railway. There is no one man credited with its invention.
