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My present job has given me the opportunity to work with the public all day for example, a customer was looking for a product. That was not on the shelf as it was on offer, and sold out. She asked me if we had any in stock I was able to check the stock levels. Using the company’s hand held scanner to check stock levels. While explaining to the customer what I was doing, and that the product had just been delivered to the warehouse. I asked if she still had shopping still to do which she

The Printing Press     The printing press inspired the most change in society between the 1300’s and 1700’s when it helped spread religion, scientific ideas, and literature. Before Johannes Gutenberg's great invention in 1456, books and documents had to be hand written. Printing 600 pages a day seemed like the impossible. In 1456 there was 1 printing press, then by 1500 there were 250. If it wasn't for the printing press everything would've stayed in slow motion.     The printing press had such an

The printing press was a very useful creation that helped influence many parts of history. In early European history there were two sides to the advancement of the printing press known as The Reformation and The Exploration. With the Reformation comes three documents: A, B, and C which outline the importance of spreading Protestant religion through the printing press. The Exploration comes with two documents: D and E which implements the printing press by documenting Christopher Columbus’ discoveries

(Bridge) One of those milestones was the Printing Press. (Background) The Printing Press was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany during the year 1450. By 1500, more than 20 million books were printed. He used movable metal type to create a machine to print books. The Printing press made books cheaper and increased the literacy rate in Europe. More people started to take interest in other subjects such as geography and religion. The Printing Press also resulted in two consequences: The Protestant

Church of England had a profound effect on education. To start with, reading the Bible was a necessity for all Puritans because the Puritans believed that the Bible was the literal word of God. This emphasized education and led to the first printing press in the American Colonies. As a result, translations were in easier vernacular, and the literacy rate increased. In addition, the Puritans believed in the existence of a covenant between God and humanity. The Mayflower Compact, which was based on this

Gutenberg Printing Press, which was completed in 1450. The Gutenberg Printing Press was created by Johannes Gutenberg, a German inventor. Johannes Gutenberg created many inventions, but the invention of the printing press is the most impacting one. The Gutenberg Printing molded the modern world by allowing societal, religious, and intellectual works to be distributed and read at a rate never seen before. This paper is focused to present an insight into the creator of the printing press, the creation

With the invention of the printing press, during the middle ages, media has become the driving force of our society. With the printing press, books and newspapers became readily available to the common folk. Although, many people were not able to read Latin during the time, the printing press soon paved the way to translated version of texts into common language. This was a huge factor in the enlightenment period, where people moved away from the church and began to use science in their lives. Today

What is the Printing Press and what happened to it ? The Printing press or the Gutenberg press, is a hand automated machine, which ink was rolled over the raised surfaces of moveable hand-set block letters held within a wooden form and the form was then pressed against a sheet of paper. This allowed people to make books much faster than usual and produce 3,600 pages per work day, however hand copied pages can only produce a few pages per work day. The Printing press was large and took up a lot

In 1452 Johannes Gutenberg invented a machine that would change the entire course of history: the printing press. If not for Gutenberg’s refinement of the movable type printing press using combined technologies from the Middle East and China, neither the Renaissance in Europe nor the Reformation of the Catholic Church would have occured. Previously, books were hand-made by religious scribes. However with the new ease of printing books, Gutenberg’s machine brought on widespread social, political,

Gutenberg-Perfected printing. In the early fourteen hundreds people adopted wood-block printing and engraving, which was an easier way to copy words down. A man named Johannes Gutenberg was not only a metal smith but a businessman as well. In 1438 he began experimenting with a metal movable type and got funds from two wealthy businessmen. In 1455 after completion of several working printers, the first copies of the bible were made. This increased literature and decreased the price of books. Columbus-discovered