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Adam Smith writes "The Wealth of Nations"
Smith broke away from traditional economic systems to argue for a free market economy where everyone has a chance to move ahead and be successful. -
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Creativity Timeline
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Crompton Invents Spinning Mule
Crompton invention fuels the Industrial Revolution and lead to mass production of textiles. Previously, artisans created beautiful fabrics, though it was time consuming. With the Spinning Mule, the creative aspect was taken away from textile making, but made fabric available to the masses. -
Darwin publishes "On the Origin of the Species"
Darwin rejected the popular Creationism view of the origin of Earth. He argued that human exsistence was precarious and based of natural selection of the fittest. -
Beatles release their first album
The Beatles are still regarded as one of the best bands. Their music transcended cultures and religions to create a sound everyone could relate to. The visited different countries and cultures to help influence their music. -
Super Nintendo System Released in Japan
Nintendo releases the Super Nintendo game console which brings video games into many households all over the world. Kids and adults alike try hard to beat games such as "Super Mario Brothers" and "Pacman" which requires strategizing and planning. It took creativity to not onoly design and build this console, but also for the players to win the games.
