TECHNOLOGICAL

Humphrey David – Invented the miner’s lamp Louis Braille – Invented the Braille form of printing Samuel Morse – Invented the telegraph and Morse Code John Herschel – Invented the blue print Samuel Slocum – Patented the stapler James Hargreaves – An English weaver, carpenter, and inventor who invented the spinning jenny Samuel Crompton – An English inventor that invented the spinning mule John Deere – An American blacksmith who founded Deere & Company, he invented the steel plow
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Enclosure Movement - 18th century movement among wealthy British landed aristocrats to rationalize their farms. Using new farming technology and systems of crop rotation, they forced the agrarian poor off the old "village commons" that now became "enclosed" as private property. The jobless poor ended up constituting the proletariat working class in the upcoming Industrial Revolution.

Industrial Revolution - 18th and 19th century development, beginning in Britain, in which manufacturing was increasingly done in factories by machines, rather than in small workshops by hand labor. The Industrial Revolution, in combination with the earlier the Enclosure Movement, radically reshaped the world economy and social and political development.


 * Inventions**

Spinning Jenny – a multi-spinning spool, invented by James Hargreaves Water Frame – a spinning frame that was powered by water, invented by Richard Arkwright Spinning Mule – a combo of the spinning jenny and the water frame, invented by Samuel Crompton Reaper – a machine that was used to cut small crops, invented by Cyrus McCormick Steel plow – a plow that was made by steel and led to success of the inventor, John Deere Steam Plow – the engine that was specifically used to plow the fields, invented by John Fowler