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Chapter 12 Section 1 Name_________________________ Period______ INVENTION / IMPROVEMENT /EFFECT ON MANUFACTURING CONTRIBUTORS / INVENTOR (With brief explanation and dates - if given.) Water Frame: 1769 Could produce dozens of threads at the same time. Lowered cost of cotton Increased speed/textile production (Place & People - if given.) Richard Arkqright Englishman Improvement on textile mills in regards to the old style water frame (spinning machine). Early 1790s Samuel Slater Skilled British mechanic that improved the spinning machine. Eli Whitney introduced interchangeable parts & a proposal for mass production of guns Gun production --Produced slowly--No interchangeable parts— Was improved in 1798 Describe factors and people involved in the chain of events that led to the growth of manufacturing and industry in the US. Industrial Revolution Growth of Manufacturing Cause & Effect Chart Need for Change Beginning/1700 majority of people in Europe & US were farmers. Families produced textiles> very slow—Hand looms to weave Some skilled workers produced hand made items in their shops. Textile Industry 1769 – Richard Arkwright invents large spinning wheel called water frame. Early 1790s Sam Slater improves textile manufacturing. Mass Production 1798- Eli Whitney gives a proposal for mass production of guns. He also introduces the idea of interchangeable parts for machines. 1. Why was manufacturing in Great Britain in the early years more successful than in the U.S.? 2. What event encouraged the growth of American manufacturing? Why? MYTON 2010