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1800, Volta and the battery +
1800, Washington DC and the White House +
1800s, China and numbered musical notation +
early 1800s, Industrial Revolution +
mid-1800s, Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) and the polka +
mid-1800s, de Torres Jurado and the guitar +
late 1800s, Korsakoff and Korsakoff's syndrome +
late 1800s, Kraepelin and bipolar disorder +
late 1800s, Wilson and water polo +
1801, Union Flag: superimposed crosses of St. Andrew, St. George, and St. Patrick +
1802, Krichevsky and powdered milk +
1802, US and the West Point +
1803, Larrey and triage +
1804, Fulton and the torpedo +
1804, Trevithick and the steam railway locomotive +
1805, Brugnatelli and electroplating +
1806, Serturner and morphine +
1806, Vauquelin, Robiquet, and amino acid +
1809, Rolando and cerebellum function +
1809, Rolando and the fissure of Rolando +
1812, Brothers Grimm and Brier Rose +
1812, Brothers Grimm and Cinderella +
1812, Brothers Grimm and Clever Hans +
1812, Brothers Grimm and Snow White +
1812, Mohs and the Mohs scale +
1815-1891, Macdonald, a politician +
1815, Recordon, Junod, and the music box +
1816, Davy and the miner's safety lamp +
1816, Laennec and the stethoscope +
1816, Maelzel and the metronome +
1817, Brewster and the kaleidoscope +
1817, J. Parkinson and Parkinson's disease +
1818, Manby and the fire extinguisher +
1818, Mohr, Gruber, and Silent Night +
1818, Shelley and Frankenstein +
1819, Runge and caffeine +
1820s, J. Smith and Mormonism -
1820s, Jap. and koi +
1821, Kidd and naphthalene +
1823, Berzelius and silicon +
1824, Aspdin and Portland cement +
1824, Gramme and the electric motor (DC) +
1824, Sturgeon and the electromagnet +
1825, Imperial System, used by Burma, Liberia, and the US +
1825, Poinsett and poinsettias +
1826, Niepce and the fuzzy photograph +
1826, US and the Sing Sing Correctional Facility, the +
1827, Brown and Brownian motion +
1828, laboratory rat; a white rat +
1828, Posselt, Reimann, and nicotine +
1828, Webster and An American Dictionary of the English Language +
1828, Webster and reformed spelling +
1829, London and the Scotland Yard +
1830, Budding and the lawn mower +
1830, J. Smith and The Book of Mormon -
1830, J. Smith and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -
1831, Faraday and electromagnetic induction +
1831, Faraday and the electric generator +
1831, Thomsen and the Three-age System +
1834, Braille and the braille +
1835, Colt and the revolver +
1835, H. Moore and the combine harvester +
1835, Rimmel and the mascara +
1835, Talbot and photographic paper +
1836, Morse and the Morse code +
1836-1895, von Sacher-Masoch, a journalist and writer -
1837, Andersen and The Little Mermaid +
1837, Boussingault and the nitrogen cycle +
1837, Daguerre and the sharp photograph +
1837, Lea, Perrins, and Worcestershire sauce +
1837, Pitman and shorthand +
1837, W. Cook, Wheatstone and the telegraph system +
1839, Giroux and the camera +
1839, Goodyear and vulcanized rubber +
1839, Grove and the fuel cell +
1839, MacMillan and the bicycle +
1839, O'Shaughnessy and marijuana +
1839, Schonbein and ozone +
1840, Froebel and kindergarten +
1840, Hill and postage stamp +
1840, Sax and the saxophone +
1840, Talbot and the negative photograph +
1840, von Liebig and fertilizers +
1840s, France and the can-can +
1842, Mendelssohn and the Wedding March +
1842, N. Ward and the terrarium +
1843, Andersen and The Ugly Duckling +
1843, Dickens and A Christmas Carol +
1843, Dickens and "Merry Christmas" +
1843, Horsley, Cole, and Christmas card +
1844, G. Williams and the YMCA +
1844, H. Wells and nitrous oxide +
1844, Turner, Burton, and the I-beam +
1845, Andersen and The Red Shoes +
1845, Perry and the rubber band +
1845, Ronalds and the movie camera +
1845-1852, Western Ireland and the potato famine -
1846, LeVerrier, Galle, Adams, and Neptune +
1846, Morton and anesthetics +
1847, des Estivaux and the pencil sharpener +
1847, Semmelweis and hand washing +
1847, Sobrero and nitroglycerine +
1848, Marx, Engels, and The Communist Manifesto +
1848, Pasteur and chiral chemistry +
1849, Bourdin and the gas turbine +
1849, Hunt and the safety pin +
1850, von Helmholtz and the ophthalmoscope +
1851, Kelvin and the heat pump +
1851, Mathijsen and plaster of Paris +
1851, Reuter and Reuters +
1851, Singer and the sewing machine +
1851, Yale and the cylinder lock +
1852, Bohnenberger and the gyroscope +
1852, FLDS Church and polygamy -
1852, R. Smith and acid rain +
1852, Roget and Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases +
1853, Cayley and the glider +
1853, Gesner and kerosene +
1853, Gosse and the public aquarium +
1853, Pravaz and the hypodermal syringe +
1854, Bain and the pump gun +
1854, Boole and Boolean algebra +
1854, Boole and Boolean logic +
1854, Captain Ward and the life jacket +
1854, Nightingale and nursing +
1855, Desaga and the Bunsen burner +
1855, Kinnaird, Robarts, and the YWCA +
1855, T. Bartlett and the jackhammer +
1856, von Liebig and mirror silvering +
1858, Hall and Big Ben +
1858, Mobius and the Mobius strip +
1858, Vandenburg, Harvey, and the ironing board +
1858, W. J. Herschel and fingerprinting +
1859, Darwin and Evolution +
1859, Kirchoff, Bunsen, and the spectroscope +
1859, Niemann and cocaine +
1859, Plante and the lead-acid battery +
1860, C. Spencer and the repeating rifle +
1860, Nightingale and nursing school +
1860, Walton and linoleum +
1860s, UK and table tennis +
1861, Broca and Broca's area +
1861, Erlenmeyer and the conical flask +
1861, Otis and the elevator +
1861, Sommelier and the pneumatic drill +
1862, Down and Down syndrome +
1862, Harrison and the refrigerator +
1862, Pasteur and the germ theory of disease +
1863, Bayer and barbiturates +
1863, Dunant and the Red Cross +
1863, Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation +
1863, Plimpton and roller skates +
1864, Pasteur and pasteurization +
1865, Booths and The Salvation Army +
1865, Kekule and the benzene ring +
1865, KKK, Ku Klux Klan -
1865, Lister and antiseptics +
1866, Mendel and genetics +
1866, Ritter and the cable car +
1867-1873, 1878-1891, Macdonald, the first PM of Canada +
1867, Nobel and dynamite +
1868, Brooks, Redner, and O Little Town of Bethlehem +
1868, Grand Army of the Republic and Memorial Day in the US +
1868, Sholes and the typewriter +
1869, de Lesseps and the Suez Canal +
1869, Izumi and the rickshaw +
1869, Mendeleev and the periodic table +
1869, Redgrave and pinball +
1869, Tolstoy and War and Peace +
1870, Hyatt and celluloid +
1870, Savage and the carousel +
c. 1870, China and Mahjong +
1870s, Cantor, Dedekind, and the set theory +
1870s, C. Russell and the Jehovah's Witnesses -
early 1870s, Gem and the paper clip +
1871, Darwin and The Descent of Man -
1872, Chesebrough and Vaseline +
1872, S. Mitchell and phantom limb pain +
1872, Swiss roll, a sponge cake roll +
1872, Tate and the sugar cube +
1872, USA and the Yellowstone National Park +
1872, Verne and Around the World in Eighty Days +
1873, J. Davis, Strauss, and blue jeans +
1874, Chapman and the fifteen puzzle +
1874, Glidden and barbed wire +
1874, Wernicke and Wernicke's area +
1875, Nobel and plastic explosives +
1876, A. Bell and the telephone +
1876, Bissell and the carpet sweeper +
1876, Daimler and the carburetor +
1876, Dewey and the Dewey decimal system +
1876, Hertwig and meiosis +
1876, Hires and root beer +
1876, Lombroso and 3 types of criminals +
1877, Berliner and the microphone +
1877, Edison and the phonograph +
1877, Heyl and the stapler +
1877-1965, USA and Jim Crow laws -
1878, Kuhne and enzymes +
1878, Remington and the QWERTY keyboard layout +
1879, Edison and the incandescent lamp +
1879, Fahlberg, Remsen, and saccharin +
1879, Jehovah's Witnesses and The Watchtower -
1879, Ritty and the cash register +
1879, S. Fleming and the Standard Time +
1879, Siemens and the electric railway +
1880, Curie bros. and piezoelectricity +
1880, Feuchtwanger and the hot dog +
1880, Venn and the Venn diagram +
1880s, Argentina and tango +
1880s, Galton and the composite photograph +
1881, Basch and the sphygmomanometer +
1881, Collodi and Pinocchio +
1881-1885, Macdonald and the Canadian Pacific Railway +
1882, Central Labor Union, Knights of Labor, and Labor Day in the US +
1882, Flemming and mitosis +
1882, Kano and Judo +
1882, Rowntrees and Smarties +
1883, Everitt and the vending machine +
1883, Stevenson and Treasure Island +
1884, Burton and The Arabian Nights +
1884, Gram and the Gram stain +
1884, Mergenthaler and Linotype +
1884, Rutherfurd and the 24-hour clock +
1884, Waterman and the fountain pen +
1885, Benz and the gas engine +
1885, Daimler and the internal-combustion engine +
1885, Daimler and the motorcycle +
1885, Pasteur and the rabies vaccine +
1886, Bartholdie, Eiffel, Koechlin, and the Statue of Liberty +
1886, Gompers and labor union +
1886, Pemberton and franchising +
1887, Berliner and the gramophone +
1887, Doyle and Sherlock Holmes +
1887, Mach and the Mach number +
1888, Dunlop and the pneumatic tire +
1888, Fick and the contact lenses +
1888, Hertz and the antenna +
1888, Johnson & Johnson and disposable sanitary napkin +
1888, McGurrin and touch typing +
1888, Reinitzer, Lehmann, and liquid crystals +
1888, Sprague and the electric trolley car +
1888, Tesla and the electric motor (AC) +
1888, Van Kannel and the revolving door +
1889, Bernina Hotel, Switzerland and the electric oven +
1889, Cochran and the dishwasher +
1889, Eastman and photographic film +
1889-1945, Hitler, a dictator -
1889, Koechlin, Nouguier, and the Eiffel Tower +
1889, Maybach and the V-engine +
1890, Benvenisti and S. Freud's psychoanalytic couch +
1890, Halsted and latex surgical gloves +
1890, Hollerith and the punched card machine +
1891, Dallmeyer and the telephoto lens +
1891, Elsener and the Swiss Army Knife +
1891, Holland and the submarine +
1891, Naismith and basketball +
1892, Dewar and the Thermos +
1892, Diesel and the diesel engine +
1892, Germany and Chinese checkers +
1892, Hennebique and reinforced concrete +
1892, Ivanovsky and viruses +
1892, Reno and the escalator +
1882, Seeley and the electric iron +
1884, Twain and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn +
1886, S. Freud and hysteria +
1886, Stevenson and the Jekyll and Hyde +
1892, Shuman and wire mesh glass +
1893, Ferris and the Ferris wheel +
1893, Finsen and phototherapy +
1893, Judson and the zipper +
1893-1976, Mao, a Chinese Communist revolutionary +/-
1894, Fey and the slot machine -
1894, France and Grand Prix motor racing +
1894, Kellogg and Corn Flakes +
1894, New Zealand and the minimum wage law +
1895, Fein and the electric drill +
1895, H. G. Wells and The Time Machine +
1895, Lumière brothers and cinema +
1895, Lumière brothers and the movie projector +
1895, Morgan and volleyball +
1895, Rontgen and x-rays +
1896, Arrhenius and global warming +
1896, Becquerel and radioactivity +
1896, de Coubertin and the Summer Olympic Games +
1896, H. Cook and the nail clipper +
1896, von Briesen and the Legal Aid Society +
1897, Browning and the M97 +
1897, P. Berger and the surgical mask +
1897, Parsons and the steam turbine +
1897, S. Freud and the Oedipus Complex +
1897, Sabatier and margarine +
1897, Thomson and the electron +
1897, W. Morrison, Wharton, and cotton candy +
1898, Curies and polonium +
1898, Curies and radium +
1898, Forlanini and the hydrofoil +
1898, Long and the Madame Butterfly +
1898, Poulsen and the magnetic tape recorder +
1899, Dreser and aspirin +
1899, S. Freud and psychoanalysis +