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Q: When was the first printing made in America?
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Who invented the printing press of America?

The printing press was invented before the Americas were discovered. The same kind that were used in Europe were simply made in America once people wanted them there. The first printing press in Europe was built by a German goldsmith named Johannes Gutenberg. He made it around 1440 and the first book he printed was the Bible.


When did the Printing Press?

The first printing press was made in 1440 by Johannes Gutenberg.


What happened in 1639?

first printing press in america( cambridge, massachusetts)


Which country made reusable types of printing?

united state of america


What was the first book that was made by printing press?

Bible


Development of printing?

Johann Gutenberg was the first to invent the printing blocks which was around the 15th century. Later he started to experiment with metal types. (The first printing blocks were made out of wood)


The first attempt in printing was made in England by?

William Caxton


The first printing press in America is set up in?

The first printing press in "america" was set up in Mexico City in the 1530's. The first printing press in colonial America, the Daye Press, was set up in Cambridge, Massachusetts in the 1630's It moved around some and now beongs to the Vermont Historical Society in Monpelier and is known as the Dresden Press. Bud Ryerson San Francisco


Thia state had America's first printing press?

In 1638, Mrs. Glover set up America's first press at the Massachusetts Colony's new college


Why was the printing press first made for?

Pressing grapes, it was a wine press.


What was the average size of the first cameras made?

Size of a printing press


Did Johann Gutenberg invent the first periscope?

No. He made the first printing press which changed the world.