What were 2 effects of the invention of printing press?

Yesr of invention?

Invention Year 1 Printing Press 1450 2 Electric Light 1879 3 Automobile 1885 4 Telephone 1876

What are 2 factors that contributed to the rise of a scientific revolution in Europe in the mid-1500s?

The Renaissance and the Age of European exploration. (I think)

Where does the postal stamps printed in india?

hi, at present in India two press prints Indiana postage stamps : 1- Government security printing press Nasik , 2- Government security printing press Hydrabad.

What 2 inventions that led up to the keyboard?

Gutenberg's printing press. Also was the typewriter.

What are the release dates for The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet - 1952 Rick's Old Printing Press 13-2?

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet - 1952 Rick's Old Printing Press 13-2 was released on: USA: 23 September 1964

Why was the invention of the movable type of printing press so important to the renaissance?

1) Before the printing press, all books were handwritten. They were very expensive to produce and only the clergy or the very rich and powerful had books. With the invention of the press, books became a whole lot cheaper to produce. 2) For the first time, books could be produced in volume (unlike a manuscript that would take sometimes years to be written and illuminated). So there were more books to go around. 3) With the printing press, books started to be made in the languages people spoke in. Before then, all books were written in either Latin or Greek. Only scholars were actually able to read/understand them. But now that books started to use common languages and were more accessible, the masses were finally able to read them.

What is a 1 color perfector on a printing press?

A "1 color perfector" is not something that is "ON a printing press. A Perfector is a type of printing press that prints both sides of the sheet simultaneously. It can print either, 1, 2, 3, 4 or more colors dependent upon the amount of Units or Towers placed in sequence. A Unit or Tower is a section of the press that creates a single color using separate inking system, dampening system, plate, blanket and impression cylinders.

What are 5 different types if print?

1. Offset Lithography 2. Digital Printing 3. Letter Press 4. Electrostatic Printing 5. Thermography * there are many different types of printing besides these

What was the first book printed on the new invention in Renaissance?

The Gutenberg Bible. It took him 2 years to print it.

Is there any invention that could help mitigate the ill effects of friction?

Yes, there are: (1) lubricants, (2) ball bearings.

Who invented printing?

The most widely acknowledged inventor of printing was Johannes Gutenberg. The issue is more complicated than simply being a single person's invention.There are four major traditional types of printing, each introduced independently from the rest.1. Stencil printing, which was a precursor of mimeograph and silk screen, existed in ancient Rome. The Romans used this method to print posters for games, among other things. Until the twentieth century, this method was used for printing simple pictures or texts of only a few words.2. Letterpress printing was developed from various inventions from different places and times.Letterpress printing was a development of printing from woodcuts, which seems to have been invented in China of the 3rd century AD. Early printing was done without a press, by putting paper on an inked block and rubbing the back with a spoon, or similar tool, to press the two together.A Chinese man named Bi Sheng invented printing with movable type in China in the time of 1041 to 1048. The invention was not used widely, however, for one, or possibly more, important reasons that were not under his control. These were the fact that the Chinese character set is huge, and, also possibly important, the fact that his paper had low burst strength, and the fact that printing was still done by hand and very slow. Because the printing press had not yet been invented, his type was also unsuitable for presses, as they require strictly standard dimensional uniformity; I mention this because some people erroneously attribute the invention of a printing press, rather than movable type, to Bi Sheng, possibly because they do not understand the technology.The precursors of the printing presses were invented in Europe of the 14th century. Some believe primitive printing presses were used for printing the woodcuts produced in Europe at that time, including such things as playing cards and pictures, and these are possibly a development from slightly earlier printing from woodcuts onto cloth was done for decorative purposes. It is believed these presses, which were not necessarily full featured printing presses, were based on presses for other purposes, such as pressing liquids from fruit.Laurens Janszoon Coster is credited - by some people - as inventing movable type sometime around 1420. There is some physical evidence that movable type was in use in his home area of Holland of that time.Johannes Gutenberg of Mainz, Germany is credited by people of his own time with the invention of printing, but it is not clear what they meant - whether it was the press in its final form, movable type, or something else. Clearly he was the man who made printing practical and produced the first major printed book. Since books were very expensive, this was an economically important undertaking. I think we can feel sure that he was the inventor of whatever was needed to make a system printing that was practicable for such an undertaking.Gutenberg surely invented the formula for a new and superior ink, but I do not thing this was a sufficiently important invention to make a difference. Many people credit him with the printing press, though how much this is a development of earlier presses is a matter of debate. There are knowledgeable people who credit him with the invention of the type mold, which is a complicated device and an impressive invention. The type mold, in fact, was possibly the one thing needed to produce a practical system of letterpress printing.Several things should be pointed out here. One is that there is no record of the invention of the printing press. Another is that court records of a lawsuit against Gutenberg dating from 1440 show that he was already manufacturing type at that time. And another is that there are a number of other people who have been claimed to have invented the press in France, Germany, Holland, Italy, and possibly other places. If one or more of these people invented the printing press or made some other important invention, we can still say Gutenberg was the man who finished the job and made it practicable.3. Gravure printing, to produce engravings, was invented in Europe, apparently during the fifteenth century, at about the same time Gutenberg began his work. The inventor is unknown, and as it seems to have been originally used to record engraved artwork on metal, rather than as a medium for printing, it could have been "invented" as a printing method by many people at that time. It was used for a long time for printing artwork, as it was not particularly practical for text. With 20th century photo resists and imaging, this turned into rotogravure, and became important for publishing runs in excess of 200,000 copies because the plates lasted well.4. Lithography was invented by Aolis Senefelder, a German actor and playwright, in 1796. For a long time it was used for art work and music. Later it was used with photochemical plates to do offset printing, a system used for many books.Several new and unrelated technologies for printing were developed in the late 20th CenturyJohn Gutenburg of Germany invented the printing machine.

What are the 5 oldest professions in the US?

The oldest profession in the U.S.. 1. President 2. Military Official 3. Secretary 4. Politician 5. Printing Press