At the start of the industrial age (around the 1700s) men created locomotives to move the materials they needed to run their factories, i.e. coal, iron ore, and to deliver their finished products.
Animals were too unreliable, needed constant care, and they could also do only so much. So locomotives were created to do the hard work of moving raw material and finished product.
Steam was first used to power these locomotive.
The steam locomotive was invented by George Stevenson "Stevensons Rocket". Who is Peter Cooper?
yes
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because he felt like it
He didn't. He built a steam powered locomotive called "the Rocket".
yes. He was famous for the steam locomotive trails heild at rainhill
Peter Cooper did invent the first locomotive named ''Tom Thumb''. It was very helpful to carry heavy things to different destinations and carry people also who said i dont think so go look it up you probly want this person to fail. Lesson to me kid and this is the right answer.
Peter Cooper designed and built the first steam locomotive in the United States in the 1800s.
Richard Trevithick's invention is considered the first tramway locomotive, however, it was a road locomotive, designed for a road and not for a railroad. However, Trevithick's accomplishments were many and the inventor did not fully recieve the credit he was due during his lifetime.
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First American locomotive called - Camelback Locomotive 1853www
Hundreds (or thousands) of people, but Richard Trevithick in 1804 built a full sized steam locomotive. He didn't exactly "invent" anything but he gets a lot of credit.