<span>The McCormick reaper was the first mechanical reaper used in farming. It was designed to harvest grain grown primarily in the mid west but it has been said that it revolutionized agriculture all around the world because farmers went from cutting grain by hand to being able to cut it with a machine and allowed for increased production. So much grain was produced in the mid west that Chicago had to improve its infrastructure to be able to handle it all.</span>
They are <span>representative democracies </span>
Sometimes in a genuine scientific way, sometimes in mystical ways, but always in an imaginative manner, Greek philosophers approached the big questions of life. Pythagoras considered a charlatan for claiming the doctrine of reincarnation, a half-naked Socrates harassing people on the streets with provocative and unanswerable questions, and Aristotle tutoring great generals: these are examples of how Greek thinkers dared to question traditional conventions and challenge their age's prejudices, sometimes putting their own lives on the line. Greek philosophy began around 600 BCE as an independent cultural genre, and its insights still persist in our times.
Launched the Reformation in England when he served the nation from the Catholic Church and established the Church of England (Anglican church)
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