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Which event contributed most to the end of Medieval Europe?
The Renaissance and the Age of Discovery.
The discovery of gold in Transvaal contributed to the start of .?
The discovery of gold in Transvaal contributed to the start of apartheid.
What contributed most to the settlement of California in the late 1840s and early 1850's?
the discovery of mineral deposits
The discovery of gold in Transvaal contributed to the start of?
The discovery of gold in Transvaal contributed to the start of the second Boer War around 1879. The people of Transvaal did not want the foreigners taking what they thought was theirs.
How has the discovery of gemstones contributed today?
Contributed to what? Please ensure specification of the topic of your discussion
Biologist who contributed to the cell discovery?
Robert Hooke
How Democritus contributed his discovery to the advancement of chemistry?
The hypothesis (not discovery) of Democritus hadn't, unfortunately, any influencefor the advancement of chemistry.
How has the discovery of petroleum contributed to the increase in global warming?
because of the burning of fossils and fuel
The Crusades indirectly contributed to the discovery of the New World by?
stimulating european demand for goods from the east
What is Smithson tenant most famous for?
Smithson Tennant is most famous for his discovery of the elements iridium and osmium, which he found in the residues from the solution of platinum ores in 1803. He also contributed to the proof of the identity of diamond and charcoal.
What was einsteins most popular discovery?
A discovery
What kinds of things contributed to the successful voyages of discovery?
Successful voyages of discovery were contributed to by factors such as improved navigational tools like the compass and astrolabe, funding and support from monarchs and governments, skilled navigators and explorers like Columbus and Magellan, and advancements in shipbuilding techniques that allowed for longer sea journeys.
