As far as I know, it was the Chinese - there is evidence they had movable printing press as early as in 12th century.
In Europe the movable print was devised by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany, Mainz.
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Answer:
Explanation:
Family A, consist of a father (A banker) ,wife ( business woman), they have a house ,built by them, 2 cars and 3 children who are in college.
Family B consist of a mother(A a business tycoon Catherine for 3 kids ,and has 1 car and are living in a rented apartment.
It is obvious from the two family that family A status based on work, home and kids can't be compared with family B, who has only a mother Catherine for 3.
It is easy to detect family educational, income and occupation as you can identify them ,also looking at family B.
In conclusion to achieve this is by taking a look at both families , such as the educational background of the parent and kids, the house they live and the property they have a provide a good information of there education, income and occupation.
Answer:
A. The automobile industry will experience job loss as manufacturers are more likely to relocate to other countries.
Explanation:
As automobile manufacturers use steel as an input, any high steel tariff raises their cost of producing automobiles in the U.S. They couldn't produce the same amount of automobiles for the same cost of producing and they couldn't change steel as an input for production. Looking to keep or low their cost of producing automobiles, manufacturers are likely to relocate to other countries, firing employees in the U.S. automobile industry.
Answer:
Is true
Explanation:
Deductive reasoning, also called deductive logic, is the process of reasoning from one or more statements (premises) to a certain logical conclusion.
Deductive reasoning links statements (or assumptions) with conclusions. If all the premises are true, and the rules of deductive logic are followed correctly, then the conclusion is necessarily true.
So Steven observing some dogs (premise) can conclude this statement.
Some, like the Germans, ran their colonies in a very efficient and humane way; while others, such as Leopold II of Belgium, treated them as personal property and administered them in a cruel and inhumane manner.<span>
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