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Kota Wharton

In the early 1800’si, many revolutions where coming into play, ones that would, in later

years, become some of the most important changes in human historyii. This big change would, later

be called, ‘the Industrial Revolutioniii. During this timeiv, some, very important inventions where

created including the; cotton gin to produce new and faster cottonv, telegraph to improve

communicationvi, railroads and steam engines to increase speed of shipmentsvii, and so many

others. However, none are more important, to this writing, than the invention and ideologies of the

canal. In addition, shall later prove that man has always been working to improve his life, by

creating and pacifying technology.

The canal was an invention, or more methodviii, created by Judge Benjamin Wright, a

resident of New York. Wrightix created the idea for the canal in 1817x; to increase trade speed

between all included states and companies, by way or water.

By creating a big project as such, Wright increased need of labor and money, and benefited

many non-‐workers by adding a good one to ten thousandxi workers to a job list.

With increasing jobs, this impacted the Americans, economically, greatly in positive

reinforcements; with new jobs there was more money earned that would equal new and more

products to buy, and in turn raise the companies net worthxii.

The American society on the other hand, may have suffered the most. As many workers lost

lives and fought off to get back into a sober setting, it is not suppressing to learn that many where

injured from their work. Working with dynamite and explosives, in form of gun powderxiii, it turned

to create catastrophesxiv, where men, and only men workedxv, working on the project would only

hold their shovels over their heads to protect themselves from flying projectile.


On a third hove, as it was since many animals where used to transport rocks away from the

excavation site, the American culture was heavily changed, into a wider and more open and

consumer built republic. Men and women did not need to travel as far, and could now settle and

become families and not clusters of people.

Lastly, for the canalxvi, the American politics changed to a uniform government and could

now learn, slowly, to see a big picture and start to fund optimistic ideas.

This is why the Americans profited greatly from the canal. Which in such away leads to the

next objective?

The Water Project introduced in March of 2015, is planned to be revolutionary. By adding a

system of filtration, which would not need electricity, flame, or chemicals, nor would expire. It has

been Kota Wharton’s goal to create a sustainable, and impacting innovation to deliver clean safe

and non contaminated water to the residents in 3rd world countries.

The Water Filtration Project (WFP) is a notable one, sense it is embarking on the same

prospects as said in the canals, creating. By allowing one to shorten travel time, and include

connections between families that no longer have to be split daily to obtain this natural resource.

By decreasing the cost of the WFP, Wharton is planning to increase home revenues by more

than 50%, for reasons that a family would not have to pay for travel daily for miles and miles, to

obtain water.

With more income, and less spending, and family would then and only then be able to focus

money on other needed items like food. With savings and better food, coverage, it would be then

acceptable to include that the quality of life would rise.

The countries society would increase to happier one, if and when, the family does not have

to travel an average 14.9 miles daily by foot to bring home 7 gallons of water, but instead could

renew such resources at home, creating a more stable society and sustainable relation.


With the possibility of death almost eradicated, it would be hoped that one would no longer

have to deal with daily deaths, nor would have to bear loss.

Wharton’s invention should be hoped to be revolutionary and as such as the Canal.

All these facts above can clearly pointxvii that humankind has always been developing and

creating technology to better suite our lives, for better or worse.

Some ask ‘will it always be that way?xviii

And a true answer to that would be, probably. Until man finds his way in life and is

completely satisfied, as shall never come, in a healthy state, because a brain is always yearning, he

will always want to make his life suite him, in his own way.xix


Bibliography

NRCS. Water Managment. Ed. USDA. Vers. 10. UN UN 2010. US Govennment. 20 April 2015

<http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/national/water/manage/>.

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Erie Canal. Ed. Ebedgert, et al. Vers. 10901. 15 March 2007. Jimmy

Wales. 20 April 2015 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erie_Canal>.

—. Water. Ed. BrianHansen~enwiki. Vers. 656827818. 26 February 2003. Jimmy Wales. 20 April

2015 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water>.


Essay Planner

Technology that changed America from 1800-‐1860

Your Proposed Google Science Project

What is it? What does/did it do?

Canals

Transport water and goods

Water Sterilization Unit

Cleans water for less than 50

cents with no electricity,

byproduct, chemicals, or

expiration

What problem does it/did it solve?

Travel time

Deaths from water illness

Option 1 of 4 (PICK TWO) How did/does this thing impact the American economy (development, wealth, living standards)?

Development-‐ makes life possible in one area Living standards-‐ for all who needed to travel

Living standards-‐ for all who needed to travel Development-‐ makes time for life

Option 2 of 4 (PICK TWO) How did/does this thing impact the American society (community, family, education, poverty)?

Community, family-‐ encourages relations

Community, family-‐ encourages family gain by having time for other activities and reducing losses

Option 3 of 4 (PICK TWO) How did/does this thing impact American culture (idea, traditions, art)?

Idea gives one time to think on bigger ideas then getting sick or dyeing Traditions-‐ cuts down on separated family

Idea gives one time to think on bigger ideas then getting sick or dyeing Traditions-‐ cuts down on separated family


Option 4 of 4 (PICK TWO) How did/does this thing impact American politics (government, law, rights)?

Government-‐ more stable government structure for home needs

Law, doesn’t have to deal with as many deaths on trips

Government-‐ more stable government structure for home needs

Law, doesn’t have to deal with as many deaths on trips

Overall, what was/is the effect that this thing had (or will have) on America? Positive, negative or some of both?

i 1800 to 1850 ii Time from man’s first invention of the wheel iii Revolution that created to mass market and interchangeable parts iv 1800’s v More text http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_gin vi More text http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegraphy vii More text http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport viii Idea ix More text http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/649461/Benjamin-Wright x Only year is known xi Estimate is known only xii Significantly, but value is not known xiii Gun powder and gin together xiv Deaths xv Women could not work xvi Erie only xvii In logical matter xviii History question xix End Note

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