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What are these inventions which have shaped American life?

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” - Gandhi

“Necessity is the mother of invention” Plato

Five main causes for industrial growth during the second half of the 1800s

5 Railroads

4 Inventions

3 Natural Resources

2 Human labor and talent

1 Capital

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1866 – Alfred Nobel createsdynamite 1876 – Alexander GrahamBell invents the telephone 1877 – Felix Hoffmanproduces aspirin 1879 – Thomas Edisonmakes the first incandescentlight bulb 1885 – John S. Pembertonintroduces a new drink:Coca-Cola Prominent Inventions from – Granville T. Woodscreated a telegraph to workon trains

1903 – Wilbur and OrvilleWright build first airplane 1905 – Albert Einsteinintroduces E=mc 2 theory 1895 – Wilhelm Roentgendiscovers x-rays 1900 – Ferdinand Zeppelinintroduces the zeppelin Prominent Inventions from Philadelphia Exhibition

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Nikola Tesla

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