How Did Thomas Edison Change The World

“I haven’t failed. I’ve just found 10000 ways that won’t work”, “When you have exhausted all possibilities, remember this. You haven’t.” Have you ever seen these seen such sayings? Maybe, your answer will be yes. In fact, the owner of such famous sayings is Thomas Alva Edison. Thomas Alva Edison is the person who developed the worlds and America’s society. He is regarded as the great inventor and scientist in America. According to Edison’s some of the sayings, we know the passion is his big strength. Then, what makes Edison became the great scientist. One of the great point that make Edison to great scientist is his huge amount of inventions. These lots of his inventions were one of enormous part that contributed on the developing. Especially, the invention of the light bulb and electricity were affected on the developing. Then, do you know how did Thomas Edison’s invention of light bulb and electricity during the second industrial revolution change the U.S.A.?

Representative, steel replaced the iron in this period. For example, to make production machine, to construct building, to make railroad, and other lots of things, steel was required. Through the production of the steel, people could make railroad with cheap price. According to the price for railroad became cheap and it constructed a lot, the means of transportation was expended. Subsequently, let’s talk about the electricity. Basically, the invention of the electricity changed the way of working and life. Next, many of the people started to research and study with the electricity at this time. Especially, there was a Faraday. After, Joseph Swan and Thomas Edison invented perfect form of light bulb that suit with commercial way. It made the first efficient commercial electrical generator. The first efficient commercial generator was built in 1870s, and 1881, in the Great Britain, the first public power station was