Answer :
James Watt’s steam engine did not lead to the development of the Industrial Revolution in England.
Before significantly new designs started to replace the fundamental Watt design, the Watt steam engine became a byword for steam engines.
What did James Watt invented?
- The steam engine, the most important invention of the Industrial Revolution, was revolutionized by James Watt (1836–1919).
- Locomotives, steam ships, and factories with coal-powered machinery would not have existed without Watt.
- Watt, however, was much more; he was a scientist who also created the first commercial duplicating machine, the concept of horse power, and the Watt, a unit of power that bears his name. We ought to honor him for more than just being a brilliant realist.
- His environment in Scotland and the Midlands also had an impact on him. He was formed by friends and relatives.
- Although Watt's commercial interests were linked to transatlantic slavery and he was politically conservative at a time of change, his thinking was influenced by the Enlightenment.
- Following his passing, others who followed after him turned Watt's reputation into a heroic representation of the modern age.
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