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The first self-propelled vehicle was invented in 1769 by Nicolas Joseph Cugnot and was powered by steam. It traveled at speeds between 12-21 mph but had to stop every 10-15 minutes to build up steam. The Borodino steam carriage, introduced later, resembled a horse-drawn carriage but had a steam engine in the back. The internal combustion engine, invented by Belgian Etienne Lenoir, did not require waiting for steam and made starting a vehicle quicker. Carl Benz and Gotlieb Daimler helped popularize the combustion engine in the 1880s. Early cars resembled horse-drawn carriages and were called "horseless carriages." They were hand-built, expensive
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- 1. What Were the first cars and what were they likeEvan Moore
- 3. Steam powered cugnotIn 1769 the very first self-propelled road vehicle was a military tractor invented by a French engineer and mechanic named Nicolas Joseph Cugnot.Cugnot used a steam engine to power his vehicle. The vehicle traveled at a speed of 21-12 mph on three wheels.The vehicle had to stop every ten to fifteen minutes to build up speed.
- 4. Steam powered cugnot picture
- 5. Bordino steam carriageThe Borodino steam carriage looked like a carriage off of Cinderella but with a big engine on the back of it. It also takes a long time to get ready when you first get in because it has to gather up steam.
- 7. Internal combustion engineThe person who made the engine was named Belgian Etienne Lenoir. An Internal Combustion Engine is an engine that can take gas and burn it.A Combustion engine was also important because you didn’t have to wait for the steam to build up all you had to do was turn the car on and drive.The person who invented it,his name was Etienne Lenoir a frenchmen.
- 8. Carl benz and Gotlieb diamlerCarl Benz and Gotlieb Daimler in 1890 approved that the Combustion engine was good enough for the public. The two men also sold the first car in Germany in 1885.
- 9. Henry ford’s model tHenry Ford built the first car in America.The first car Henry Ford built was the Model A.The Model T was the first car to be built on the assembly line.It was also Henry Ford’s second car.
- 10. Henry ford’s model t
- 11. What the first cars looked like
- 12. Horseless carriageEarly vehicles were called horseless carriages.They looked like horse carriages but had an engine on them.The word car originated from horseless carriages.Car is short for carriage.
- 13. Horseless carriageThe first cars couldn’t be trusted because they would break down a lot.Early cars also couldn’t climb hills because they didn’t have gears.You need gears because it gives the car more power to go up the hill.It also makes the car spin it’s wheels faster for more power.
- 14. Hand madeThe first cars were hand made.The workers had to make every part of the car by hand and they had to put every part on the car by hand.The people who made the cars had make them how the people who were going to buy wanted it.The price of the cars were more than houses.Only the rich people could buy them because of the price.
- 15. Assembly lineHenry Ford made the first assembly line.In 1913 Henry Ford made the first assembly line.The assembly line made the cars be built faster.At first it took 12 hours to build a car but Henry Ford made it shorter then it only took 93 minutes.
- 18. tiresTires are a big factor for cars. They are big factors because for cars because they need them for grip.The grip is so they won’t slip on the road and get into an accident.At first tires were just hard rubber then the people who owned the tire companies changed the tires to air filled tires.
- 19. Michelin tires
- 20. The first raceThe first race was held in 1895 the Michelin brothers tires were new made of air.During the race the people had 22 flats in a race.
- 21. spokesEarly cars had wooden lines in the middle called spokes.The spokes are for the tire.The spokes held the tire in place so it wouldn’t fall off.
- 22. steeringCars use to have a stick called a steering tiller instead of a steering wheel.
- 23. brakesIn the early cars there were brakes that didn’t work.The people had to pull the brakes really hard for it to do anything.
- 24. accessoriesBack in the first cars they didn’t have accessories like heat, seat warmers, gps, speakers, radios, wind shields, and wind shield wipers.