I think it should be The 3rd one. The south did farm tobacco, so I know it cant be that, and they did use slave labor more than the North, and the farm were called plantations. That leaves only the Dutch and German settlers.
Edward Titchener was concerned primarily with the study of sensory experiences
Block Printing, Paper Making, and Gutenberg's Printer
Although he is remembered for both, his invention of the printing press was far more impressive than his invention of type. Presses already existed in various industries - such as winemakers' presses, and papermakers' presses, both of which squeezed out liquids.
I think the Victorians created astonishing innovation and change. This age was one of paradox and power.
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Christopher Colombia thought of going around the Atlantic to reach Asia but ended up finding himself in an entirely new continent.
Fun-Fact: Christopher Columbus did not discover the Americas that achievement goes to Leif Erikson and even before that The Native Americans.