Answer:
Eli Whitney popularized the interchangeable parts.
Explanation:
Eli Whitney invented the interchangeable parts theory. This technique affected the design part of a product, by dividing it into elements that would be designed separately by maintaining a series of relationships with each other that allowed them to be assembled in order to obtain the final product. Whitney put it into practice for the manufacture of muskets for the United States military, drawing on similar work that had been done long ago by the French inventor Honore Blanc for the French army. This was the basis of parts production and spare parts.
En la literatura medieval se refleja a un hombre sumiso, obediente y extremadamente religioso.
El origen y desarrollo de la literatura medieval está determinado por tres factores principales: las tradiciones del arte popular, la influencia cultural del mundo antiguo y el cristianismo.
El arte medieval alcanzó su culminación en los siglos XII-XIII. En este momento, sus logros más importantes fueron la arquitectura gótica, la literatura caballeresca, y la epopeya heroica.
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Answer: 1941
Explanation: The Mustang first flew in October 1940, entered production in May 1941, and began combat operations with the RAF in April 1942.
He criticized President Polk during the Mexican war and accusing him of ignoring Congress's right to declare war.
Answer:
Coronavirus pandemic
Explanation:
Coronavirus pandemic is an ongoing pandemic since 2019 caused by respiratory syndrome. It was first identified in Wuhan in China.
As a President of the United States, I would have prepared for the pandemic in several ways. Firstly, by providing enough supplies of items that prevent the spread of the virus in the country including medical equipment, bodysuits, mask, sanitizers, and soaps.
Secondly, by following the preventive measures issued by WHO including avoiding crowded areas, staying at home, wearing a mask in public, keeping a distance from others, washing hands with soap, and avoiding touching the nose, eyes, mouth with unwashed hands.
