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The Modern Era (WW1 (Weapons used (Tanks (Assault, SPG, Heavy Tank, Light…

- - - - Britain
      - France
      - Russia
      - Italy
      - United States
    - - Germany
      - Austria-Hungary
      - Ottoman Empire
      - Bulgaria
  - - - Rifles
      - Machine gun
      - Flamethrower
      - Motar
    - - tear gas
      - phosgen
      - chlorine
      - mustard gas
    - - Assault
      - SPG
      - Heavy Tank
      - Light Combat
      - Superheavy
      - Infantry transport
      - Medium
      - Weapons platform
    - - Fokker Eindecker fighters
      - Sopwith Camel
      - Gotha G.V
- - - - Cradle and scythe introduced (1790)
      - Eli Whitney invents Cotton gin (1793)
      - Jethro Wood makes first plow with interchangeable parts (1819)
      - Factory's start to manufacture farming tools. Introducing commercial farming (1840)
    - - Grain drill invented (1841)
      - First grain elevator made (1842)
      - Practical Mowing machine invented (1844)
      - Self regulating windmills perfected (1854)
    - - Steam tractors trialed (1868)
      - End of open range grazing (1874)
      - Agriculture becomes increasingly mechanized and commercialized (1890)
      - The first gasoline tractor was built by John Froelich (1892)
  - - - Big corporation
      - Trusts
      - Monopoly
  - - - 1830-1841
        
        London to Bristol line completed (1841)
        
        The London to Birmingham line was completed (1838)
        
        The Liverpool to Manchester line opened (1830)
    - - Roads were a dirt path that turned into mud in winter and went hard in summer (1750)
      - Turn bike trust allowed roads to fit in proportion to veichles (18th centuary)
      - John McAdam built cheap and reliable roads and not very fussy. He believed the weight of the traffic would strengthen the roads. John McAdam was so appreciated that tarmac was named after him
    - - Canals were used to to transport heavy items long distances
      - Canals were man made rivers that were deep enough to cope with boats holding 40 tonnes worth of cargo
- - - - North America- Sent Raw materials