Arkwright's water frame
The textile industry.
Refrigerated railroad cars.
Samuel Slater is the man who brought textile factories to the New England area in the late 1700's. He was known as the Father of Standard American Revolution, and was responsible for most factory industry in America.
It profited from the invention of the steel plow. (OW.) The textile industry also profited from the new inventions with their subsequent increase in availability and decrease in the cost of raw materials.
Samuel Slater is often credited with bringing the industrial revolution to the US by bringing British textile machinery knowledge to America. He memorized the techniques and designs of the machines used in British textile factories and then recreated them in the US. With the construction of the first American cotton-spinning mill in 1790, Slater helped establish the foundation for the industrialization of the American textile industry.
The textile industry.
Refrigerated railroad cars.
the end of agriculture and the discovery of coal.
Samuel Slater is the man who brought textile factories to the New England area in the late 1700's. He was known as the Father of Standard American Revolution, and was responsible for most factory industry in America.
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Jedediah Strutt was a pioneer in textile technology. Jedediah was a pioneer in the cotton spinning industry and helped improve the stacking frame in spinning.
the invention of a steel-tipped plow and a reaper
Read your America AHON book please.
They allowed the improvements of fabrics, thus, increasing the production, making possible the offer of new jobs. The new textile machines, introduced in 1733, in England, gave the industry a new boast and helped the exports in England.
The textile industry saw some of the earliest innovations during the Industrial Revolution, including the development of mechanized spinning and weaving machines. These advancements revolutionized textile production and helped lay the foundation for modern industrial manufacturing processes.
The industrial revolution. Certain inventions during the industrial revolution helped speed up textile production. The John Kay's flying shuttle, made in 1722, helped speed up weaving, while the James Hargreaves's' spinning jenny, made in 1764, and the Richard Arkwright's Water frame, 1769, helped speed up thread spinning.
Well, according to my textbook, it says that they did ALL of the fishing. Hope this helped! :D