The difference was: manual weapons vs. mechanized weapons, Negligible wound care vs top rate health care in the 20th and 21st centuries, Communication that took weeks or months vs. communication that is instantaneous and global transport that took months to go a short distance vs. transportation that can go around the world in hours. Another difference is they often fought "a gentlemen's war" according to a code of honor and methods. Today we go all the way to win the battle using any method we can to achieve victory. The gentleman's war idea went out with the US Civil War when they learn mechanized war weapons could do so much more.
Perhaps the biggest change was the introduction of chimneys, which were invented during the middle ages, but did not become a standard feature until later. During the middle ages, people with dirt floors built fires on the floors, and people with stone or wood used braziers. The smoke went through a hole in the roof or just under the peaks of the roof. Another change was the common use of glass, though poor people in the eighteenth century might have used oiled paper instead. And another was the common use of wooden doors and shutters in the poor houses of the eighteenth century, where people of the middle ages did not necessarily have wooden doors.
Francis is of Roman Latin origin, describing a 'Frank' or later known as a 'Frenchman'. In the 5th Century it translated as Free Man. In the 12th Century it was a popular surname with over 200 different spellings
the automobile
The assemblies of different cities had different roles at different times. The most radical one in later 5th Century Athens comprised all adult male citizens and had authority over all maters - the council implemented its decisions.
No. English uses the Latin alphabet. Although the letters u w and j were added later, and originated in Europe (probably France and Germany) during the 15th Century.
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The Eighteenth Amendment which mandated Prohibition in the United States in 1919 was later repealed.
The Enlightenment was the most important philosophical movement of the 18th century. Most of ideas and ideals were new, and there was no other culture that was being idealized at the time, such as for instance happened with the Renaissance in the 15th/16th century which re-discovered and idealized the ideas and culture of the ancient Greeks and Romans. Culturally - in the arts and architecture - the eighteenth century was the period of first the Baroque and later, the Rococo style. Both styles were heavily influenced by the Catholic Church and its Contra-Reformist policies. No specific other culture was 'idealized' there either.
Perhaps the biggest change was the introduction of chimneys, which were invented during the middle ages, but did not become a standard feature until later. During the middle ages, people with dirt floors built fires on the floors, and people with stone or wood used braziers. The smoke went through a hole in the roof or just under the peaks of the roof. Another change was the common use of glass, though poor people in the eighteenth century might have used oiled paper instead. And another was the common use of wooden doors and shutters in the poor houses of the eighteenth century, where people of the middle ages did not necessarily have wooden doors.
One of the antonyms for previous are current ,future,present and later.
i assume you mean the 20th century. the 18th century is the 1700's. if you do mean the 20th century then yes ragtime was one of the first forms of popular music to come around. blues and jazz came a little later more 1920's. hope that helped. (p.s. if you didn't make a mistake then no it had never even been conceived of at that point)
yes 2 weeks later that is..
what technologies do later 2oth century kites use
Lady Violet made the biggest telescope, she was eighteen when she started to build it and it was completed four years later. back in the eighteenth century ( when lady violet lived) there where few tools to build it that is why it took so long for such a young woman to build it.
The doughnut supposedly came to us from the eighteenth century Dutch of New Amsterdam (later New York City) and were referred to as olykoeks, meaning oily cakes. In the nineteenth century, Elizabeth Gregory fried flavored dough with walnuts for her son Hanson Gregory, hence the name doughnut. By the late nineteenth century, the doughnut had a hole.
Answer this question… How did Iran respond to religious diversity in the later part of the 20th century?
Francis is of Roman Latin origin, describing a 'Frank' or later known as a 'Frenchman'. In the 5th Century it translated as Free Man. In the 12th Century it was a popular surname with over 200 different spellings