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When was the first use of steel recorded in history?
The first recorded use of steel in history was around 1800 BC in ancient Mesopotamia.
Is the printing press machine ran by electricity?
The first printing presses did not use electricity.
When was the concept of human shields first used in recorded history?
Reportedly, the first mention of the use of :human shields has roots deep in history. It is not, as many people believe a new and barbaric way to fight a battle. According to Chinese records, the use of human shields in battle was done as the Mongols conquered their way westward from China.
When in history were taxes first levied?
The first recorded use of taxation is found in ancient Egypt around 3000 BC. In those days, a tax could be paid by a predetermined span of forced labor or a percentage of the harvest.
Who were the first people to use 'peppermint'?
First recorded cultivation is in Mitcham, England in 1750.
When was the first use of steel recorded in history?
The first recorded use of steel in history was around 1800 BC in ancient Mesopotamia.
Which was the first thing to electricity?
your question makes no sense, to USE electricity? GENERATE electricity? I think to use.
Who were the first recorded people to use wheeled vehicles?
The Sumerians were the first recorded people to use wheeled vehicles.
Did the first cameras use electricity?
No
Which is the first man made port in the world?
Impossible to say. Water craft have been in use since before recorded history in many locations.
What was the first machine to use electricity?
generator
What is the first school to use electricity?
Plymtree
Is the printing press machine ran by electricity?
The first printing presses did not use electricity.
What are the most important inventions in history?
gun powder or light bulb/ use of electricity
Who produced the use of electricity?
At first, Thomas Edison
The first people to use writing?
No
Use a prefix to change the word history to mean before recorded history?
Pre-history, or pre-historic (Obviously!)
