Industrial Revolution inventors ALAA 10B
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The document highlights several influential inventors and innovators throughout history including Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, the Wright Brothers, Samuel Morse, Alexander Bell, Marconi, and those who developed early record machines. Their inventions revolutionized communication, transportation, and entertainment by moving the world from water travel to airplanes, the telegraph to the telephone, old radios to modern technology, and establishing new industries like the automobile.
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