It made traveling the open waters easier for ships covering large distances.
The steam engine was important because it was the first engine ever created, could do work faster than a human, didn't need rest and could make almost anything needing motor-power run.
Rotary is preferable to recipricating (piston / crank), take the power of steam and blend into windmill = steam turbine.
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Industrial revolution was about more productive manufacturing. Prior to industrialization, there were guilds of carpenters, silver smiths, print shops.... The industrial revolution did away with the owner-operator model and replaced it with incremental steps. This meant, workers would specialize in a certain small processes of producing something, rather than making the whole. For example, before the industrial revolution, a tailor would make a suite from start to finish. During industrialization, one worker might specialize in just sewing on buttons. He would sew on buttons and then pass his work to the next person for the next step.
The invention of the printing press
The printing press and movable type. It was invented by Gutenberg and allowed books to be printed instead of hand written. This allowed knowledge to flow more freely and to a wider audience.
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the first invention during the industrial revolution was the flying shuttle
The most important invention during the Industrial Revolution is the steam engine. Also the telegraph was a really important tool which was invented during the Industrial Revolution.
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His invention was the Locomotive and also promoted the erie canal
The assembly line
there were many important inventions of the Industrial Revolution. The first invention was perhaps the mechanical loom. Transportation was transformed by the invention of the train. Communications advanced by the invention of the telegraph.
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Actually, Everything in the Industrial Revolution was an importan breakthrough. Everything had a giant impact on society and it all changed the way everyone lived. So everything in the Industrial Revolution was an important breakthrough.
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I would have to say that the two biggest medical advances during the Industrial Revolution are the smallpox vaccine in 1796 by Edward Jenner, and the invention of the X- ray in 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen