* The impact was very high everyone was smart after that
then we can use cotton without a whole bunch of work
Waltham, Massachusetts
The first American mill to carry on the processes of spinning and weaving under a single roof was located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. This mill, built by Samuel Slater in 1793, marked a significant development in the American textile industry and is often considered the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution. Slater's mill utilized water power from the Blackstone River to operate its machinery.
The cotton gin- a machine for removing seeds from raw cotton quickly and cheaply- and the spinning jenny- a machine that would spin cotton fiber into thread. Together with the power loom (used to weave cloth from thread) it greatly increased cheap production of cotton cloth- and increased the demand for cotton.
Francis Cabot Lowell (study island)
Samuel Slater invented the thread spinning mill.
Samuel Slater
A Thread-spinning mill
Samuel Slater
Francis Cabot Lowell
The cotton mill used water power in order to spin cotton into useful thread. This allowed for greater thread production, which led to more and cheaper clothes for all.
The process of creating a thread is called "thread spinning." This involves passing fibers through a spinning machine to twist and bind them together to form a continuous strand of thread.
Oliver Chace's Thread Mill was created in 1840.
the spinning frame
Samuel Slater was a British mechanic. He developed the British style spinning mill. The mill was a great financial success in 1790.
peter cooper
spin thread