how to American Inventions

The history of how America came to be as the world's most powerful country is so much more than just a large army or a country rich in natural resources that we have become a world food basket. There is a lot of power combined in American exploration that makes this country so big. One of those great powers is the imaginary minds that have adorned America since its inception. Starting with Benjamin Franklin's powerful idea, the history of inventions that began in America and changed the world is long. Computers have become so part of our lives that we forget they were ever invented. The history of the development of this "future" device is long and full of ingenuity. The first computer prototypes were developed by the Department of Defense, which is a source of many innovations in American history. But it was the early PC developers including Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates who took the computer to the level of familiarity we know it is now and made computers a part of our daily lives. Many of the world's changing inventions have had a profound effect on the quality of life of mankind. But an invention that did not improve life but destroyed it was invented in America that changed the world. That fiction, of course, is the Atomic bomb. Developed by the myth "Manhattan Project", this bomb changed everything about war, diplomacy, and the way nations are related. And to find a good solution to all the deaths caused by the Japanese bombing, that bomb could be one of the most important factors in ending a horrific war, World War II. And in the long run, that is the conflict the world breathes when it comes to the end. There is a joke that makes its rounds all the time during a political joke that "Al Gore founded the internet." If he were the inventor, he would surely be the one who changed the world. But it is not out of line to announce that America has launched the Internet. Also, the original retypes of what became our modern internet was the work of the U.S. Department of Defense as a step to ensure that the security of American computers was monitored by network outsourcing. From this simple goal, the World Wild Web has emerged as a major turning point in the way we view communication, information, and knowledge. We have an American genius to thank for that. But of the thousands of American inventions that have accomplished so much in the fields of medicine, technology, research, and communications, there is no substitute for the invention of the brilliant genius Henry Ford. What is invented is the car. Like some of the inventions we have discussed, we can hardly imagine a time when there was no such thing as the car. Mr. Ford's amazing discovery transformed society not only in America but around the world. Out of it came the highway system and the redevelopment of how cities and towns were planned and connected. And while there is something wrong with the widespread use of automobiles, it has been a major jump for America and civilization as a whole. And Mr. Ford, like any of the founders mentioned above and the thousands we do not have, would see human development as their greatest calling. America has held this great calling for centuries and will continue to produce intelligent designers like these for a long time to come.