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The new manufacturing process began to take place around 1760 went till roughly 1820-1840
Answer:
Bellows.
Explanation:
Bellows refers to a device or instrument which is typically used to create a strong air current (blast of air) for blowing a fire. They are generally designed to have an air chamber, valve, nozzle (tube) and two handles
Generally, bellows can be used to provide air for a fire. The handles are joined together with a flexible leather bag (air chamber). When the handles are expanded, the valve draws in air to fill the air chamber and these air is then dispensed (expelled) through the nozzle (tube) by contracting (squeezing) the two handles which causes the air chamber to compress.
<em>Hence, the strong air current (blast of air) produced by bellows are used for blowing a fire. </em>
Answer:
I would explain it based on the direction of earth's rotation.
Explanation:
To start with, earth rotation or the rotation of the earth is a term that describes the spinning of the earth around its own axis. This spinning takes place in a particular direction or pattern which is eastward (from west to east).
In other words, the earth rotates from west to east. As such, we observe that the moon, sun, planets and stars all rise or appear in the east and journey westward across the sky.
Suppose you are standing facing the east as the earth rotates, it carries you eastward and you would get to see what lies beyond the eastern horizon rising as the earth rotates.
