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The printing press, invented by Johannes Gutenberg around 1440, took several years of experimentation and development. While the exact time frame is not precisely documented, it is generally believed that Gutenberg worked on his design and technology for about a decade before successfully producing his first printed book, the Gutenberg Bible, in 1455. This innovation revolutionized the spread of information and literature in Europe.
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Why was the printing press so important during the Renaissance?
because it use to take 100 years to print one book but Johann the amazing man that invented the printing press came to a solution Than its takes a couple of hours to print on book back in the renaissance >......>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> thank you
How long did it take a slave ship to make the trip along the middle passage?
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How long did it take to recover from ww1?
long enough
How long did it take to re wire colosses?
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How long did it take to get to America in 1880?
Clarification needed: from where, and by what method?
How long did it take Johannes Gutenberg to make the printing press?
It took him 4 years to complete the printing press.
How long did it take to make a book before the printing press?
It would've took forever because they did have the printing press that had the stamps and everything, but you ha to write it out with an ink pen. So probably to make a book. It matters how long a book it was, but if it was average, probably a year.
What does the Minute Man Press do?
The Minute Man Press is a printing company. You can go to their website and learn more about the printing process and even find out about how to take care of all of your printing needs.
Where did ''the first electric printing press patented'' take place?
nowhere
How long did it take to make a book before the invention of the printing press?
Many days, as each page would have to be written by hand. Several scribes would work on a book, each writing different pages. If the book was for the Church, several monks could take a year or more, due to the Old English writing in Latin and many gold leaf religious water-coloured pictures. The printing press brought books to the masses (provided they had the money).
How long did it take people to read after invention of the printing press?
People could read long before the invention of the printing press. People were reading and writing in Ancient Egypt four and a half millennia (that's 4500 years) before the invention of the printing press around 1500. But, and here is the key point, although some people could read and write, not a lot of people could. The printing press made printed material available to many more people than had access to manuscript copies of things before. And that meant that more people had an opportunity to read, and therefore to learn how to read. Thus the number of literate people rose considerably in the centuries following the invention of the printing press.
How did the printing press improve life?
The printing press was an amazingly beneficial device because before it, books were written by hand meaning they would have taken a long time but when the printing press was invented, text could be mass produced.
How long does it take a Chao Egg to hatch in the tiny garden in Sonic for GBA?
Press A on the egg to make it hatch faster!
How long does it take to start your own clothing line?
Like a week or two. Make a logo, put it on shirts, contact a screen printing company, get them made
Why was the printing press so important during the Renaissance?
because it use to take 100 years to print one book but Johann the amazing man that invented the printing press came to a solution Than its takes a couple of hours to print on book back in the renaissance >......>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> thank you
What are three means a printing a photo taken by a digital camera?
You can print it on your computer printer, take it to a photo lab that has digital equipment (these days, they all do) or put it in a page layout and print it on a printing press.
Why was William Caxton's printing press important?
William Caxton's printing press was important because the only books wrote in England were by monks because they were the only ones that could read and write therefore books would take ages to write and the spelling would differ from book to book because different people were writing them. so the printing press was important because more books could be printed in and be less time consuming and would not cost as much money which means a bigger profit. William Caxton didn't actually invent the printing press the Chinese did in 600 something AD.
