This course explores the history of iconic machines and inventions that shaped America. The learning outcomes include understanding the impact of key innovations and the stories behind their creation. The course teaches about the inventions of dishwashing machines, power tools, wireless technology, motorcycles, tractors, and more. The teaching method involves watching a series of episodes that delve into the history and significance of each machine. The intended audience for this course includes history enthusiasts, technology buffs, and anyone interested in the evolution of American inventions and industries.
Overview
Syllabus
The Machines That Built America: Josephine Cochran Invents the First Dishwashing Machine (Season 1).
The Machines That Built America: Black & Decker Produce the Next Wave of Power Tools (S1) | History.
The Machines That Built America: Tesla & Marconi Race to Wireless Tech | History.
The Machines That Built America: Alexander Graham Bell’s Revolutionary Invention (S1) | History.
The Machines That Built America: Harley-Davidson Transforms Motorcycles Forever | History.
The Machines That Built America: The First Television System Ever Invented (Season 1) | History.
Boeing 247 vs. Douglas DC-3: The Machines That Built America (Season 1) | History.
The Machines That Built America: Benjamin Holt's Tractor Revolutionizes the World (S1) | History.
Before They Were Household Names They Were the Underdogs | The Machines That Built America | History.
How Does David Beat Goliath in the Motorcycle Wars? | The Machines That Built America | History.
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History
