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What made goods produce faster and more easily?
Inventions
Why do plants produce lots of seeds?
In order to secure the and survival rate of next generation of that particular plant.
Why do camels produce very little sweat and urine?
It is advantageous for survival to void little liquid in hot conditions. A camel does not store water in its humps. The water that it drinks is absorbed into its bloodstream.
What inventions helped workers produce clothing and who was the inventor?
Elias Howe invented the sewing machine in 1846
Why do plants produce fruit?
Plants produce fruit to protect and disperse their seeds, ensuring the survival and spread of their species.
How did innovations and inventions best benefit both industry and citizens?
Innovations and inventions made it easier to produce or to do business. For the citizens, innovations made it easier to socialize, have fun and live comfortable lives.
What is water survival?
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How many liter of water after 24 hours of survival?
The answer depends on whether it was survival in a desert or in a cold fresh-water cave!
How did inventions of the late 1800s affect the productivity of businesses?
it allowed business to produce more products in the night time
How do plants produce chlorophyll?
Plants produce chlorophyll through a process called photosynthesis, where they use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create glucose and oxygen. Chlorophyll is a green pigment that helps plants absorb sunlight and convert it into energy for growth and survival.
What do the plants need for survival?
They need food which is glucose and they need water and light to photosynthesise.
How did the inventions and innovations of the mid-19th century fuel the nations economy?
The inventions and innovations of the mid-19th century helped fuel both the economies of the North and South. The manufacturing centers of the North could produce more textiles more easily and efficiently with the technologies while the plantations of the South could produce more cotton with agricultural innovations. Inventions such as the steam engine improved shipping of goods by land and sea.
