It brought great changes. Printed books were cheaper and easier to make than hand copied ones. Printed books helped Europeans to new places and ideas. Also since more books were made more people learned how to read.
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∙ 12y agoThe development of printing led to the first revolution in information technology in the history of human civilization
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∙ 12y agoC. Increased literacy
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∙ 15y agoit let to this and that
State led development is where the Government leads the development in an economy.
Gutenberg invented the moveable type printing press.
After Europe was in control, Spanish colonies were encouraged to get their land back and take control. It led to many revolutions like the French Revolution and Ind. Revolution.
The formation of the New England Confederation.
The fall of Berlin and the suicide of Adolf Hitler there.
well one big one was when the printing press printed martin luthers 95 thesis. which led to the reformation.
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The development of the printing press
the printing press
Divine rights of Kings
Africans rediscovered their culture eg dancing it led mass evangelism development of schools Africans were able to read and write Missionaries appreciated African culture led to development of local printing press
the printer was the first machine that its developed made it possible for the new culture to spread quickly throughout Europe.. The development of printing in Germany meant that this new Renaissance culture spread quickly throughout Europe.
the printer was the first machine that its developed made it possible for the new culture to spread quickly throughout Europe.. The development of printing in Germany meant that this new Renaissance culture spread quickly throughout Europe.
It was NOT the Industrial Revolution, it was the Commercial Revolution.
Just two examples: Art and the printing press.
More individuals were able to sing and play Musical Instruments . If anyone wonders I updated this because I thought it was valdalized.
The printing press revolutionized language by enabling mass production of written materials, which led to the standardization of spelling, grammar, and vocabulary. This helped to establish linguistic norms that influenced the development and spread of languages around the world.