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When was salk vasin invanted?
John Finch
Who invanted the pencil?
Nicholas Jacques Conte
Who invanted block printing?
The Chinese invented block printing. However, some say that the Koreans invented it, and the Chinese just improved it.
Why did martin cooper create the first ever mobile phone?
as you had to go to a landline and he was too lazy to walkall the way there , so he invanted the 'MOBILE PHONE' thanks
Where was basket ball invanted?
The basket ball was first invented in erope. It had ropes tied around it and was played on horseback. The object of the game was to get the ball throgh the opposite team's ring by swinging it by the dangling string.
Who invanted basketball?
A guy named Dr. James Naismith. He invented basketball in Springfield, MA in the year 1891. Basketball was first played at Springfield College, which was a YMCA training school. Basketball was first played by throwing a ball into peach baskets raised high of the ground.
Who invanted the word soil?
THe English word "soil" dates from the 14th century. It comes from Anglo-French soil "piece of ground, place" (13th century.), from Latin solium "seat" but confusing it with Latin solum "soil, ground." The meaning "earth, dirt" (especially that which plants grow in) is attested from mid-15th century.
Who invanted soccer?
Many different cultures have played a sport similar to the modern game of soccer but no one can really say with any certainty when or where soccer began but it is known that the earlier variations of what later became soccer were played almost 3000 years ago. One of the earliest forms of soccer in which players kicked a ball around on a small field has been traced as far back to 1004 B.C. in Japan. The Munich Ethnological Museum in Germany has a Chinese text from approximately 50 B.C. that mentions games very similar to soccer that were played between teams from Japan and China. The Chinese kicked a leather ball ( hair-filled ) and it is known with certainty that a soccer game was played in 611 A.D. in the then Japanese capital, Kyoto. hope it helps
Where was boxing first played?
Like pretty much most things that are part of the "civilized world," Boxing was invented in ancient Mesopotamia. Wall reliefs in Crete, depict contests which many believe was ancient Boxing. Boxing as we know it today originated in Great Britain, and it was invented by a Sephardic Jew named Daniel Mendoza. Now, although the London Prize rules were bare knuckle, Mendoza pretty much, more or less, single handedly invented modern Boxing. Nevertheless critics of Mendoza have pointed out, that much of what Mendoza allegedly invented was not his original creation. Recent archaeological digs have discovered some speculative though compelling evidence, that Boxing technique has not really changed that much since it was invanted. There is a huge possibility, that ancient Greek Boxers for example used jabs, straights, hooks, uppercuts, and even had the concept of head movement. The legendary Melankomas of Caria, who never struck an opponent in his entire career, nor was he struck himself, was legendary for his ability to dodge and parry any oncomming blow. Obviously a big part of Boxing is dodging, its the name of the game, and what gets people addicted. Nonetheless, for all intents and purposes according to official history, the inventor of modern Boxing technique and training methods is Daniel Mendoza. He is the one who introduced concepts such as road work, the need to skip rope, and even the use of various bags to develop different aspects of the game, not to mention medicine ball work. Virtually every "traditional" Boxing training method, was invented by that Jew. If you are wondering why during the early 20th century in America, Jews were dominant in the lower weight classes, is because a little known fact of the sport is that they invented it. Consequently if you are a Jew, boxing is literally in your blood. Of course, Jews were never known for hitting power, that is where that crap comes from that you "can't develop it." Mendoza is not given credit, owing to the prejudice British society had towards Jews. As to why Jews lived in Britain to begin with its, well, complicated. The man given credit for inventing modern Boxing, was the hulking Brit who ended Mendoza's reign of terror by grabbing him by the hair and then proceeding to pummel him. Owing to that episode, the tradition of wearing your hair short has stuck with Boxers since. The strategy in bare knuckle Boxing, is not like with gloved fighting; because bare fists do more damage, you have to do the opposite of what gloved fighting common sense tells you. There are a few things in common such as the importance of head movement and leading with the jab, nevertheless, where combinations are the life blood of a good modern Boxer, in bare knuckle fighting they had to be used sparingly. Basically, modern boxing strategy boils down to this; use the little hits to set up the big hits, while avoiding getting hit. A good boxer has to be aware of what he's feeling, the power behind each strike, because, the drumming on his body, will inform him if a big hit is comming. A good boxer pays attention to how each punch thrown by an opponent feels; not all punches are designed to hurt, they can be used to throw off timing, or even play mind games. What sort of mind games? Guy hits another guy, guy getting hit thinks "man, this pansy hits like a girl....." round 7, the guy "hitting like a girl" drops a bomb on him and its over, because the guy who did not respect his opponent got overconfident. Boxing isn't as easy as it looks, when you do it for real; the champs just make it look easy.
