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Johannes Gutenberg & The Printing Press

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Test your knowledge about the life of Johannes Gutenberg and his revolutionary invention: the movable-type printing press.

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Test your knowledge about the life of Johannes Gutenberg and his revolutionary invention: the movable-type printing press.

by Oriana Abigail
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Gutenberg was born in Mainz, Germany, around the year 1400.

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After finishing the 42-line Bible, Gutenberg became very wealthy thanks to Johann Fust.

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Gutenberg’s father was a poor farmer who could not afford to give him a good education.

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The "42-line Bible" was published while Gutenberg was still alive and working in his shop.

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The movable-type printing press used small metal letters that were inked and pressed onto paper.

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Johannes Gutenberg's real name was Johannes Gensfleisch.

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His background in metalworking and goldsmithing was essential for creating the printing press.

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The invention of the printing press promoted the dissemination and accumulation of knowledge in history.

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The Gutenberg Museum was founded in Vienna to preserve his work.

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Gutenberg asked for a credit from a businessman named Johann Fust.

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