Inventions
Coal 
Printing Press 
Powering Railway Cars with Steam 
Was invented in Europe in In the 1450s.
It became popular in the 1600s,
There was a lot of coal, so it became the main power source.
Was created by Johannes Gutenberg.
It was helpful to made books at a lower cost.
Coal was the fuel of the Industrial Revolution.
In 1804, he put a steam engine on a four-wheeled carriage.
The first public railroad opened in England in 1825. In the U.S., the Civil War (1861–1865) helped the railroads to grow.
Morse code 
Inventions like the steam engine and railroads needed more and more coal.
cotton gin 
This invent was created by an American inventor
called Eli Whitney.
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In the U.S., the Civil War (1861–1865) helped the railroads to grow
He created in 1793 and it waspatented in 1794
This machine separated quickly and easily the cotton fiber from their seeds, this machine helped to stop doing the work in a manual way.
It was created on May 24, 1844,
It was helpful to send messages faster
Created by Samuel F. B. Morse
Around 1800, Englishman Richard Trevithick got the bright idea of powering railway cars with steam; until then, horses had pulled them
Steamboat 
The first commercially successful steamboat.
Was invented by American Robert Fulton
Was invented in 1807s