I think that it will be a infeact about the slayery of the world war 2
And it will be like the fight of the Great Brtain and the French are going to fight for the solders. So it try to go to the war battle and will go to the sailboat in the ocean water of the symbol of the Yankees injury.
Which of Eli Whitney's ideas transformed manufacturing by making each copy of a manufactured item exactly alike? *
You can thank him the ability to have interchangeable parts. Without him we wouldn't be able to repair or replace worn out parts.
Parts could be replaced on a machine without replacing the entire machine.
Eli Whitney designed and built the Cotton Gin which made cotton production twice as fast. So factory owners could buy "Gins' and pay low level workers like women and children to work the machines and produce cotton.
Elie was separated from his mother and sisters during the selection process at Auschwitz concentration camp. They were sent to the gas chambers, while Elie and his father were deemed fit for labor. Elie's grandmother was separated from him upon arrival at the camp and sent to the gas chambers.
He didn’t go to college. Most people didn’t in his time.
All adds add up to the answer no, Eli was single some girlfriends maybe a wife but no relations with men in any way. Just frieds and or enemys.
Eli Whitney's favorite color is blue and green. He also liked the colors pink and green!!!
Eli Whitney received a contract from the US Army to produce muskets having interchangeable parts. He fulfilled the contract to the satisfaction of the US Army at that time, delivering the requested quantity of muskets.
However in the 1980s several samples of still existing muskets produced under this contract were carefully examined. It was found that they actually had no interchangeable parts, each musket was unique just like those made by other gunmakers of the day!
It is believed that Eli Whitney encountered problems with the tooling he had built to make the various parts interchangable and in order to meet the delivery deadlines of the contract just "filed" the parts as needed to make them fit the gun they went into.
On other projects where Eli Whitney was under less time pressure he may have succeeded in making interchangeable parts.
he started making identical parts that could replace each other to increase efficiency