Thomas Alva Edison was a hardworking and determined inventor in the industrial revolution period. He lived the late 1800’s through the early 1900’s. His phonograph, motion picture, and lightbulb have impacted economically and culturally people around the world. His legacy blazed a path of technological advance through the path of the unknown. Indeed, Thomas Edison was an amazing leader in U.S. history, left a lasting legacy because of his intriguing and innovative inventions that impacted the whole world to this day. He is considered the greatest inventor of all time because of his inventions making America have great wealth.…
In conclusion to the life of Lewis Latimer. I believe one's work on any part of the major inventions we now have should be recognized. Latimer was a very a versatile human being, poetry, engineer, inventor, this man lived life following out his goals I believe he set for himself. The statement in paragraph 3 “ Latimer just believed that technology and innovation was the new world, was the future.” I believe Latimer loved his work and how helped create the inventions we use on a daily…
Original text: Few men have done as much for the world as Benjamin Franklin. Although he was always proud to call himself a printer, Franklin had many other talents as well. He was a diplomat, a scientist, an inventor, a philosopher, an educator, and a public servant.…
Johannes Gutenberg was born into a good family. His family and background was important on his impact to Europe. One instance would be that he was brought up in a family which taught him how to read, but in books that had been hand written. This impacted on his life because otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to create a printing press. Without this knowledge, he would never have known what each letter was and could have never created the printing press. Books had been hand written or block-printed, meaning he still had the opportunity to create something that changed the way we print.…
The Brain controls everything. An idea is created in the brain and it is planned to be made reality. Present day America is filled with inventions that have progressed over the years since they were first invented. Eli Whitney is the brain behind the cotton gin and interchangeable parts and Robert Fulton was the inventor of the steamboat. The creation of the cotton gin, interchangeable parts, and the steamboat are innovations that evolved America leading it to a change.…
Thomas Jefferson was an eminent inventor in the eighteenth century and his involvement as an inventor is very distinctive. Since Jefferson grew up in a family of farmers, he was strongly inquisitive in farming so he wanted to invent something that would make it easier. He invented an iron plow that dug deeper and averted soil erosion. To produce more of the same product he used mathematical procedures and marked outlines. There is a lot of controversy whether or not Jefferson invented the popular dish we eat today, macaroni and cheese. In fact, he didn’t invent macaroni and cheese, but instead, the macaroni machine. This appliance was used to roll pasta and legends say that his daughter created the first dish of macaroni and cheese made with parmesan. The establishment of the Polygraph was one of his most popular involvements and it copied letters by emulating the motion of the writer’s hand. It was initially produced by Hawkins and then sold to…
To begin with, Mark Dean invented the first one gigahertz computer processor chip and a device that enabled computer components to communicate with each other rapidly. This made personal computers fast and efficient for the first time. Without the wonderful Mark Dean you would not be reading my essay right now. Also with his great inventions I am able to communicate with someone over seas. Being able to use a personal computer at fast speeds will help me finish school work faster and easier. Therefore without Mr. Dean this world would not be at where it is today. We would not have half the technology advances we do.…
Imagine a world today, where instead of watching the news, a person would have listened to it. Instead of playing with LEGOs, a child just read a book. Or instead of heating food up in a microwave, a man just heated it up on a stove. Or even life without a computer. It sure would be hard to imagine living like that, wouldn’t it? Well that’s what life would be like today without inventions from the 1940’s. Color TV, LEGOs, Microwaves and many other things that mankind uses today were invented in the 1940’s. Some of these things had great effects on mankind, some of them not.…
The reason these inventors were so significant was because without them there would not be a smooth process in the U. S today. Edwin Drake actually created the very first oil well, if you think about it who knows how long it would have taken to have found that and what we would do if it wasn’t found. Thomas Edison created the photograph, the light bulb and the motion picture. If we think about that also, who knows how our household would be without the light bulb and how our memories would be captured without a photograph. Even Alexander Bell who created the telephone, how would we communicate? The point that I’m making is that a lot of things would not be the way they are if it wasn’t for a lot of these significant people. Our world would be upside down if we didn’t have all these new and old inventions within our world. An also the incentives for the inventors and the U.S was that people were going to buy these things and money would come back to…
“A penny saved is a penny earned.” That well known quote is from none other than the famous Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was born in Boston on January 17, 1706. Josiah Franklin, Benjamin’s father, was a candle and soap maker. In Josiah’s first marriage with Anne Child, they had seven children together. Then in his second marriage with Abiah Folger, they had ten more children. Ben was his fifteenth child and his youngest son. Franklin had numerous accomplishments and he was also very involved in many careers, including: scientist, inventor, politician, author, printer, statesman, civic activist, political theorist, diplomat, postmaster, and freemason.…
Benjamin Franklin was a man of many talents. He became well known around the globe for his jobs as being an inventor, printer, scientist, diplomat, postmaster, and politician. He was the most known for drafting the Declaration of Independence with other founding fathers. Ben gave huge contributions to our world during his time living.…
In Benjamin Franklin Autobiography, he gives a view of his morals, principles, the beginning of the public library through subscription, what he believes in, and the experiences of his life in America when the thirteen colonies still exist. He not only gives us facts from the 18th century but the emotions as he witnessed and integrated with others from living with his parents in Bostin to living and building a career in Philadelphia.…
Benjamin Franklin was the most indispensable people of his time period. His ideas changed the way the American colonists thought about how the colonies should be governed, helped draft the Declaration of Independence, influenced the French to ally with the colonies and negotiated the Treaty of Paris…
“The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” was thought by himself to be “the bold and arduous project of arriving at moral perfection”. It refers to when he was in his twenties, around 1726, he found himself jobless; penniless; in debt and suddenly a single father. He was very intelligent and he knew there was definitely something wrong in his life and he was eager to make a change. So he wrote this autobiography not only to tell his son about his life but also to improve his financial situation and to provide a model for self-improvement for anyone interested.…
I concur with your comments on the great author’s abilities. My thoughts are the authors had the fundamentals of creativity before the technology was even thought of. They were able to do more with less and were very successful in doing so. Technology may offer some tools that expedite the process, but you can’t replace having the skills, abilities and a creative mind to move words into great stories.…