Innovation on American Soil

There is no question that certain inventions have had a humongous impact on shaping our society today. They make our day-to-day lives uncomplicated and much more efficient. Inventions have completely changed our lifestyles, to the point where some people can't even imagine living without a telephone. With so many inventions in the world it's hard to choose which ones have had the most influence on us. But I believe the telephone, camera, and the airplane had the most impact on American life and industrialization.

European factories during 1816 were far more experienced and with that great capability American factories couldn’t compare because their factories were new, and with that major difference in prices America couldn’t compare to the Europeans. The government then decided that they should make the first

American textile manufactures were at an advantage compared to British manufactures, and they were very successful. America persuaded Britain to prohibit the export of textile machinery and the emigration of mechanics. Yet, still many British mechanics migrated over to the United States because they were lured by the higher wages. In competing the British mills, America had the advantage of an abundance of natural resources. America’s farmers were able to produce large amounts of cotton and wool, and they had fast flowing rivers that provided good

European factories during 1816 were far more experienced and with that great capability American factories couldn’t compare because their factories were new, and with that major difference in prices America couldn’t compare to the Europeans. The government then decided that they should make the first

For many around the world, the United States have become known as the country of opportunity and success. Consequently,

One of the primary Jeffersonian economic visions was that of an agricultural society, free from big factories and industrial labor conditions. This was unrealistic for America as its population boomed and immigration expanded, leading to an increase in skilled workers coming from Europe (Brinkley 191). Some, such as Samuel Slater, used this knowledge to reconstruct machinery from Europe by making a spinning mill in Rhode Island, which led to the creation of the first factory in America (Brinkley 191). Others were native of the country, like Oliver Evans of Delaware who invented an automated flourmill, a card-making machine, and helped improve the modern steam engine (Brinkley 191). Eli Whitney of Massachusetts invented the cotton gin, greatly expediting the process of preparing cotton for textile use, and revolutionized the entire economy of the South (Brinkley 192). Inventions like these, although isolated at the time, laid the groundwork for a manufacturing society in

During the late 1800s, France was an undeniable force in the engineering world.  It would turn out, however, that America was the country which would

In America and globally, we are known to do things differently apart from other countries, and sometimes it is beneficial, but by doing things differently; are we setting ourselves in the lead or few steps back?

The United States has an absolute advantage over the technological products and services which are critical. Within the global markets, the U.S has been able to provide tech products and services appropriately. However, it has comparative advantage of offering tech services while the absolute advantage exists in technology design and providing industrial capacity. The U.S is a major exporter in the international markets of products such as civilian aircraft, semiconductors, cars, car accessories, fuel oil, and organic chemicals among others. Such exports improve the U.S's comparative and absolute advantage.

the introduction to new technology. The specialized machinery required to save labour power which was good for the american economic. American was known as the ones that still borrow from the Europeans and would take their technologies for their purposes. “The woodworking machines is something the Americans have taken from the europeans which they liked because it required less labour” (Rosenberg, 105). The downside of this technological was that it would waste their natural resources like wood. Most of the specialized machinery allowed workers to fix these machines themselves which was easier for every individual. “America also became a powerhouse for metalwork” (Rosenberg, 109). The specialized machinery

Greater mechanisms and a more robust market economy raised legal questions dealing with the regulation of monopolies. Revolutionary advances in manufacturing and transportation brought increased prosperity to all Americans, but they also widened the gap between the rich and the poor. With this expansion of modern advancements, including Cyrus McCormick's invention of the mechanical mower-reaper, the completion of the Erie Canal, the first railroad, and John Deere's steel plow, it was no question that the united states was modernizing itself, and imperialism was ingraining itself as a quality of American society.

Where would America be without global awareness? Our country would suffer from a lack of diversity and limited mental capacities. America would be forced to survive without numerous resources and technologic advances, which our nation has already become accustomed to. America is known for acting as a melting pot where a multitude of cultures and races coexist together. The combination of variations often influences each other’s culture, creating an improved way of living for everyone. Throughout exploring the different influences that impact our country, one might realize that our entire American culture is based off of the ideas and traditions of multiple countries and societies. Rarely is any trend in mechanics or cultivation based solely off of our own culture and ideas. Since America credits most of its diversity to the contribution of global influence, it is essential that the people of America and all other nations’ value global awareness. Countries around the world have a major impact on our culture, intelligence, communication, technology, agriculture, and trade options. Americans must wake up and realize that our culture can’t survive without other countries ideas and creations. Although the global impacts are not always widely acknowledged, it is exceptionally critical to recognize and accept the influences from across the world and the opportunities that they can inflict on America.

America has progressed greatly, technology wise, and will continue doing great things evolving in how we live day to day. Maybe 50 years from now, America will finally get flying cars. Truthfully,

It is amazing how humans can steadily develop new and innovative ideas that help make the world a better place economically, physically, etc; From factories and work

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