Year Inventor Invention 1798 Eli Whitney System of interchangeable parts for guns First commercially successful steamboat Electromagnet, used in telegraphs and relays 1807 Robert Fulton 1829 Joseph Henry 1830 Peter Cooper First U.S. steam locomotive 1835 Samuel Colt First repeating revolver First telegraph 1844 Samuel F.B. Morse 1846 Richard M. Hoe Rotary printing press First sewing machine 1846 Elias Howe 4. Based on the information in the chart, what conclusion can be drawn about how inventions changed life in the United States? A. Most inventions were made to increase factory production B. The greatest changes occurred in the way people communicated C. American inventors lacked the creativity shown by British inventors D. American inventions affected a wide range of products and industries

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