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Industrial Revolution Innovators
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The industrial revolution
Alexander graham Bell
- He was a scientist, innovator, engineer, and inventor.
- He founded the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in 1885.
- He’s most known for inventing the telephone in 1876.
- Bell also refined the phonograph.
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Alexander Graham Bell
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First telephone
Eli Whitney
Eli Whitney
-Eli whitney was born december 8, 1765.
-At a early age, his mother died
-forced to work at a nail manufactoring shop during the revolutionary war
-wasn't allowed to go to college, so saved up to go to yale as a farmer
-later went on to invent the cotton gin and introduce the interchangable parts to america
-historians argued that it may have unintendidly started the civil war
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Samuel Morse By Fabian Castaneda
- The years 1815-1825 marked significant growth in Samuels work
- Samuels Father didn't think painting was a practical job so he made him an apprentice at a book store
- After giving birth to his third child his wife died
- Developed the electric telegraph
- Developed Morse Code in 1838
Samuel Morse and
some of his works
Samuel Morse and his telegraph.
Eli Whitney painted by Samuel Morse
Works and Inventions
President John Adams painted by Samuel Morse
Louis Pasteur by Anthony Murillo
- Was a chemist and microbiologist
- Developed the process of pasteurization preventing the growth of bacteria in beverges such as milk
- He created the first vaccines for rabies and anthrax, saved many lifes
Thomas edison by Esteven Tellez
Thomas edison by Esteven Tellez
- Inventor Thomas Edison created such great innovations as the practical incandescent electric light bulb and the phonograph.
- The first thomas invention was the electrographic vote recorder.
- He also invented the magnetic iron ore separator.
- There was also another one named thomas edison motion picture he invented.
- He held over 1,000 patents for his inventions.
James Watt By Bryan Menchaca
James Watt
- Inventor
- Mechanical engineer
- Chemist
- He mainly wanted to be an inventor
- Improved the steam engine
- Invented the photocopier
- He realisedthat itwas hopelessly inefficient and began to work to improve the design
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