Alright around 1450 (once angain my post count) What are some examples of new technology and what was the one invention thats changed the world? and I know this is a little ahead...But what dynasty will be ruling europe in about 15 years?

The internal/external combustion motor.

I beleive you are reffering to the Gutenberg movable type press, invented circa 1450. However, the Chinese invented movable type around 1100,
I think. But, of course, movable type revolutionized Europe.

Correct! Can you name some ways this helped europe?

OO, I got one...

Don't know how right it is, but this is what my History teacher told me. But then again, she's a senile bitch so it's probably wrong.

Since it was easy to make Bibles with the Gutenburg press, people could read them for themselves instead of having to only hear the parts what the preists wanted them to hear. I think this eventually let to the Protestant religions?

Boris does this hae something to do with that homework assinment on complete morons? And since were both mods there did you know that Eric the owner is 16! i dunno if this boy lacks the intellegencee nessary to run a site of that magnatude

No. Yeah well I am just 17...I will have my site up most likly my freshmen year in college...

terbo most people of this time couldn't read but yes the small portion who could now had cheap acess to a bible.

I'm tired of this European stuff.

Now for some really important earth-shattering and history molding events...

Around 1450 (1454 to be exact), Nakagusuku castle was built. So there. And for all you pompous trivia mongers out there, this exceeding important technological marvel lasted in its utterly magnificent splendor until 1456 when it was reduced to rubble. And you thought you were so smart. Talk about a history lesson. Now wake up...quit yawning...pay attention...listen to me...this is important...What do you mean, you don't care?

Nox

Well, I care. I want to know more Asian history, let's get to it!

Boris
It's funny you say that.. Because it seems that everytime my teacher said the printing press was spreading the Bible, she would say most people were illiterate five minutes later. Made me wonder how often she listened to herself