Without george washington’s invention, what aspect of life most likely would be impacted?

Without George Westinghouse's invention, delivery of electricity most likely would be impacted.

Explanation:

George Westinghouse was a prolific inventor who influenced the course of history, promoting the use of electricity for energy and transportation. He allowed the growth of railroads through his inventions.

Westinghouse saw the potential for electricity from the beginning and formed the Westinghouse Electric Company in 1884. Later, it would be known as the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company.  He obtained exclusive rights to Nikola Tesla's patents for a polyphase AC system in 1888, persuading the inventor to join the Westinghouse Electric Company.

There was public opposition to the development of alternating current electricity. Critics, including Thomas Edison, argued that it was dangerous and dangerous to health.

This idea was applied when New York adopted the use of alternating current electrocution for capital crimes. Undeterred, Westinghouse proved its viability by having its corporate design and providing the lighting system for the entire Colombian Exhibition in Chicago in 1893.

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