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AMERICAN INVENTIONS The Dawn of the Modern Era

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The Dawn of the Modern Era. American Inventions. The Typewriter. Invented in 1874 by Christopher Scholes. Telephone. Alexander Graham Bell. Bell and his assistant showing off their first Telephone. 1892 First phone call. NY TO Chicago. First Subway , ny city. 1870’s. Thomas Edison. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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AMERICAN INVENTIONSThe Dawn of the Modern Era

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THE TYPEWRITERInvented in 1874 by Christopher Scholes

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TELEPHONEAlexander Graham Bell

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BELL AND HIS ASSISTANT SHOWING OFF THEIR FIRST TELEPHONE

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1892 FIRST PHONE CALLNY TO Chicago

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FIRST SUBWAY , NY CITY1870’s

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PHONOGRAPH

THOMAS EDISON PROTOTYPE

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THOMAS EDISON INCANDESCENT LIGHT

ORIGINAL DESIGNS

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MAIL ORDER CATALOG

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GEORGE EASTMAN---KODAK CAMERA

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DANIEL BURNHAM AND LOUIS SULLIVAN

Flat Iron Building NY CITY Guaranty Building Buffalo NY 1894

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EDWIN DRAKE

Titusville Pennsylvania---first steam powered oil drill

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GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE

Invented the Alternator and the Airbrake for trains. He is also credited with investigating electric current and safer ways of handling electricity

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BROOKLYN BRIDGE

Longest Suspension Bridge in the world for many years.

Completed at great cost in 1883

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WRIGHT FLYER

1903 The Wright Brothers of Ohio came to Kitty Hawk NC to test their powered flyer.

First Powered Flight

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HENRY FORDHe didn’t invent the car. He simply mass produced it cheaply so everyone could afford one.

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TUSKEEGE INSTITUTEOne of many Black Colleges opened during reconstructionMade famous by its many high level graduates and talented professors!

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GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVERFamous for Chemistry and experiments for using peanuts for various purposes in order to improve agriculture and science

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MEN OF ACTION

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