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In 1450 Johann Gutenberg invented the printing press. This was a major step forward in creating books and spreading information. Previously, all books had to be copied by hand, and this was both inefficient and labor intensive, making it a non-viable method of spreading information. The printing press was the beginning of a new era …
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Honey is produced by bees. They travel to flowers, and collect nectar, which they put in their honey stomach, and that begins the process of making honey. When the bee gets back to the hive, it gives the honey to another bee, and in turn they all digest it a little bit. When they are …
The black death was thought to have been originally introduced to most of Europe through some trading ships that arrived on the coast of Rome. The boat was immediately quarantined, but it was too late. The deadly virus spread rapidly across the continent, taking with it the lives of thousands. The black death’s symptoms included …
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Some foods are healthier raw than cooked, while some foods are healthier cooked than raw. Today I’m going to cover some of each. Examples of foods that are healthier raw include, broccoli, onions, garlic, and cabbage. Some examples of foods that are better cooked include aspagross, mushrooms, spinach, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, and most meats. The …
Drinking water is an essential activity in our daily lives, as water is one of the most necessary requirements for survival. In short, you will die if you go without water for a length of time. But how can you tell how much water you need? In this short article I’m going to answer that …
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