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Articles related to "Eli Whitney"
Connecticut History A fascinating look at some of the important "firsts" in the history of Connecticut, from 1639 to1900. connecticut • new england • connecticut history • new haven • wethersfield
Replaceable Parts In many ways replaceable parts make modern transportation possible. replaceable • parts • industrial age • industrial revolution • eli whitney
19th Century African American Inventors-Part 1 A listing of 19th century African American inventors and innovations who developed products to make their work easier and safer. This is the first of two parts. african american inventors
Henry Ford: Industry Icon (The good, the bad, and the ugly) Henry Ford built automobiles. But he is also responsible for building the entire auto industry into a functional production mechanism. With exceptional drive and perseverance to make up for his limited education, Ford modernized the industry’s mass-production concepts with the moving assembly line. His Model T reshaped the world with a focus on the needs and the wallets of the common man. He made the improbable sequence of transitions from a farming background to a machinist-inventor, to an automobile manufacturer, to a capitalist industrialist icon, to an American icon folk hero. henry ford • mass-production • automobiles • auto industry • production
THE ALL AMERICAN FEED SACK The "Feed Sack" is as American as apple pie, especially when Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin was making cotton inexpensive enough for these sacks to replace boxes, barrels, and tins. Did you know that each sack was stamped with the farmer's name? feed sack • eli whitney • cotton gin • sewing machine • cotton
Civil War Crisis On April 12, 1861, the American Civil War began, but the crisis was in motion long before the guns awakened. lincoln • abraham • agragrian • founding • fathers
Descent from Puritan John Lothrop Rev. John Lothrop (or Lathrop), an Anglican priest, was imprisoned in England for his independent views and released on the condition that he head for America. puritan john lothrop • rev. john lathrop • founder of barnstable massachusetts • lothrop an english prisoner • lothrop family
Inventions and Innovation in 19th Century U.S. America became a leading producer of goods because a century of ingenuity produced innovation in all areas of industrial and social progress. american inventions in the 19th century • 19th century innovations and inventions • inventions in communications • inventions in agricultural output • inventions in transportation
Jean Webster: Humanitarian/ Author Jean Webster is an important American author. Not only for the lasting success of two of her books but also for her humanitarian efforts. daddy-long-legs • daddy long legs • daddy longlegs • jean webster • alice jane chandler webster
21st Century Plague -- Part II The modern-day grim reaper revealed! The cause of today's mysterious, widespread, and little-known illness may be less sinister and more frightful than you imagined. Follow the story and discover the results of a long investigation. mycoplasmas bacteria plague infections contrails b |
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