Each development in the organization of systems (political, economic, mechanical, electronic) influences the next, by logic, by genius, by chance, or by utterly unforeseen events. The transition from the Middle ages to the Renaissance was influenced by the rise of commercialism, a sudden change in climate, famine and the Black Death, which set the stage for the invention of the printing press. Also examines how the invention of the water mill, carillon and jacquard loom led to social and economic change.

Harry A. Sprague Library Collection

Technology--History, Technology and civilization, Civilization, Modern, Technological innovations--History, Inventions--History, Printing--History, Water mills--History, Carillons--History, Looms--History, Printing presses--History

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Burke, James (Author of screenplay, etc.), Jackson, Mick (Producer), Kennard, David (Producer), Ambrose Video Publishing (Distributor), Time-Life Films (Producer), British Broadcasting Corporation (Producer)

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English

Science and history students

Name	Ambrose Video Publishing, Inc.
Role	Distributor
Telephone	1-888-802-6715
Address	3065 High St., Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
Email	[email protected]

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