A revolutionary development refers to a groundbreaking innovation or change that brings about significant advancements or transformations in a particular field.
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Assembly line: A method of mass production introduced during the Industrial Revolution where products are assembled step-by-step by different workers, increasing efficiency and output.
Telegraph: A revolutionary communication device during the 19th century that used electric signals to transmit messages over long distances.
Cotton gin: An invention during the Industrial Revolution that revolutionized cotton production by mechanizing the separation of cotton fibers from seeds.