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Name two innovations that were made possible by the Bessemer process

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One innovation in making the rail road industry grow was the development of steel through the Bessemer process that made steel stronger and more inexpensive. Another innovation that was much before the industrial revolution was the ball Bering which made it less demanding to make a wheel turn.

Also, It made suspension bridges.

alexgriva [62]4 years ago

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The Bessemer process created strong but lightweight steel that made possible innovations, including skyscrapers and suspension bridges.

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