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bridges have developed over times because they have found different materials to make bridges out of and it enabled it because we were already advanced in building bridges and then we found steel that made the bridges extra stable and reliable that some that was built 100 years ago are still here now!
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What is the adjective of development?
developed it can over, under
What is adjective of development?
developed it can over, under
How many bridges are there in Amsterdam?
There are over 1,500 bridges in Amsterdam.
What are the names of the 36 bridges over the river themers?
There are over 200 bridges crossing the Thames.
Bridges over the Tyne?
10 bridges cross the tyne from the A1 bridge to the millenuim bridge.
What period was ceramics developed?
Ceramics have been developed throughout history and during prehistory. The invention of ceramics was over 20000 years ago, and development has gone on since.
What are the ten bridges that go over the thames and when were they built?
There are well over 100 bridges across the River Thames.
What are the names of the bridges over the water that surrounds new york?
Bridges over polluted waters as the song goes
How many bridges does Amsterdam have in total?
Amsterdam has over 1,500 bridges in total.
Do they ever build bridges over imaginary rivers?
You don't have to build bridges over imaginary rivers; you only have to imagine them.
How did photosynthesis lead the development of animals living on land?
Photosynthesis allowed plants to spread over the earth, which enabled grazing animals to feed anywhere that plants could be found.
What two inventions enabled traders to move goods over long distances?
The two key inventions that enabled traders to move goods over long distances were the wheel and the sail. The wheel facilitated the development of cart transportation, allowing goods to be transported more efficiently over land. Meanwhile, the sail enabled ships to harness wind power, making it possible to navigate rivers and oceans, significantly expanding trade routes and access to distant markets.
