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Chapter 14 Expansion of American Industry
- 1. CHAPTER 14: THE EXPANSION OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY
- 6. WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE 1869
- 10. Time Zones -Coordination of the use of train tracks and the arrival and departure time of trains required a standardized system of time, therefore the nation adopted a time zone system in 1883. This was done since localities all had previously set time based on the rising of the sun and many areas were not centralized upon one time. -Intercolonial, Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific Time Zones created.
- 12. MORSE CODE SAMUEL MORSE 1844
- 13. MORSE CODE
- 15. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL AND THE FIRST TALKING TELEGRAPH (1876)
- 16. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL AND THE FIRST TALKING TELEGRAPH
- 18. THOMAS EDISON AND THE FIRST LIGHT BULB (1879) “ I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.”
- 19. GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE AND ALTERNATING CURRENT DIRECT CURRENT- ONLY CAN TRANSFER ENERGY FROM THE BATTERY AND IS ALWAYS AT A STEADY VOLTAGE ALTERNATING CURRENT- CAN PRODUCE HIGHER VOLTAGE AND EXCESS ENERGY CAN BE REUSED
- 20. HENRY BESSEMER AND THE BESSEMER PROCESS
- 22. BROOKLYN BRIDGE JOHN ROEBLING WASHINGTON ROEBLING
- 25. REVIEW BREAK