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The Alphabet
the Sumerians invented the writing cuneiform.
What material did Egyptians develop which made keeping records easier.
They started to become easier and faster. Telephones were invented and even the process of carrying letters was faster.
The Greeks invented theaters, or amphitheaters, not only to improve sound quality of a show being put on, but also to improve the effectiveness of how much people can see. The Greeks invented rows, or seats, going back and higher to make it easier for people to see.
They were the first to develop alphabet-based writing, much simpler than the writing systems developed so far.
The Phoenicians improved upon the Sumerian invention by when the Sumerians invented the first writing system (symbols and cuneiform) the Phoenicians invented the alphabet which was easier.
The Alphabet
the Sumerians invented the writing cuneiform.
Profitable trade.
As an easier means of exchange than trade goods.
They had a fleet of armed vessels to conduct the trade, and established trading depots in the areas of interest.
when people wanted to heat food up. They used fire back then and since it was invented, it has changed to something safer and easier to use
A man named William Harbutt invented plasticine in the 19th century when the sculpteurs wanted something easier to handle than clay.
What material did Egyptians develop which made keeping records easier.
The Phoenicians developed an alphabet of 22 symbols because it allowed for simpler and more efficient writing compared to cuneiform, which had hundreds of characters. The Phoenician alphabet was easier to learn and use, making it ideal for trade and communication purposes.
It was Invented because people were annoyed at having to use a keyboard for everything and when GUI's came along, they needed something easier, or... that's what I think...