Invented by James Hargreaves
Invented by David Bushnell
Improved by James Watt
Power loom designed by Edward Cartwright
Invented by Edward Cartwright. Mechanized by a line shift.
First steamship
A natural outbreak of small pox, killed 90% of Aborigines of Australia. 1/2 to 3/4 of people died.
Charles Darwin inspired by his grandfather who proposed the theory of evolution.
A code that uses shapes and letters.
Steam engine factory is opened.
Edward Jenner improved the variolation process to create the modern vaccination.
Humphrey Davry invents the first lightbulb.
Henry Shrapnel invents the shrapnel shell
First steam train invented.
First car powered by an internal combustion engine was built.
First steamship high-pressure engine: "Clermont"
Government sponsored report on the subject of public roads.
First successful steam train.
Construction of "National Road Begand in Maryland"
Erie Canal is built.
First steamship to cross the Atlantic ocean: "SS Savannah"
First public railway.
Rocket steam engine breaks the world speed record.
First public American railway.
British team of Cooke and Wheatstone developed a telegraph system with S needles (magnetic)
Charles Darwin went on the HMS Beagle to travel around the world and study animals
Revolver invented by Samuel Colt
Charles Darwin thinks of writing a book about the theory of evolution, but he didn't.
Samuel Morse invents the Morse Code
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Morse and Vail received funding from the US to set up their telegraph between Washington D.C and Baltimore, Maryland.
William Kelly first theorized the method to mass produce steel.
The Illinois and Michigan canal connects Mississippi to Mexico's Golf.
Henry Bessemer develops the same theory and unlike Kelly, he successfully makes it into business.
Robert Coster Mushet makes an alloy of carbon, iron, and magnese, which gives more durability to steel.
Charles Darwin wrote and released the book about the theory of evolution, called "The Origin of Species"
Joseph Swan makes first incandescent lighbulb.
Gatling gun invented by Richard Gatling
Ironclad warship invented by John Ericcson.
The first steel railway is laid in Cleveland by Isaac N. Pemod.
The first steel railway is laid in Cleveland by Isaac N. Pemod.
Samuel Morse dies in New York.
Thomas Edison invents the lightbulb
Charles Darwin died of angina pectoris, a heart disease.
Public electricity
The first skyscraper, the Home Insurance Building, is built with a revolutionary steel frame.
First petrol powered car was built.
First car race was held in November 28 1895.
Karl Benz died in 1929 April 4.
Bifurcated needle for smallpox vaccinations was introduced.
The GSEP had 44 countries report 217,218 cases of smallpox to be taken care of.