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helped us fly aroud the world and play minecraft
alot
helped with the railroad a lot. steel is stronger and mroe durable than iron. because of that, skyscrappers were built and new inventions were made
It created new jobs in the service industry, but led to a decrease in manufacturing jobs
New inventions increased production and helped keep costs down.
no
the wheel and irragation
John Deer's steel plow helped in agriculture because the others broke when they tried to brake up the sod.
The inventions of Muslims benefited mankind in medical diagnosis and medical treatment, mathematical calculations, astronomy, sanitary systems, and agriculture.
Well, honey, agriculture is a big player in the US economy. It provides jobs, food, and raw materials for a whole bunch of industries. So, yeah, agriculture is kind of a big deal when it comes to keeping the economic wheels turning in the good ol' US of A.
Agriculture in the United States is another way business. As a business, agriculture helps boost the economy when farmers sell their produce.
He affected us by giving us a tasty snack to eat. Even though the potato chip is unhealthy and not the healthiest snack.
well,it helped us know about new things like iron,computors,cotton gins,and etc.....
News about new inventions shows up daily in almost all types of news sources. Every news source discusses the most interesting inventions as they come to market. If you want something focused just on new inventions, you can read about new inventions daily at the inventions site InventorSpot.com. You can also read new technology and gadget sites like Engadget.com or Gizomodo.com. You can read about cool new ideas that are not yet inventions at sites like IdeaBlob.com. If you are looking specifically for pet products, us can read various pet sites as they will typically post on new products or you can read the new products for pets blog of Lady Bee at InventorSpot.com.
Inventions help us because they help us do everyday things in an eaisier way.
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