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1500s: The Microscope by Hans and Zacharias Janssen

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1500s: The Microscope by Hans and Zacharias Janssen

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What it was for: The compound microscope used multiple lenses to magnify tiny objects invisible to the naked eye, opening up the world of microorganisms and cellular structures.Positive impact: It revolutionized scientific understanding by allowing observation of cells, bacteria, and microscopic structures. This led to advances in biology, medicine, and material science that continue today.The losers: Traditional natural philosophers who rejected empirical evidence in favor of ancient texts saw their authority diminished. Some religious leaders worried about discoveries contradicting established doctrine.Historical significance: The microscope fundamentally changed how we understand life and disease, eventually leading to germ theory and modern medicine.

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Sint Antheunisstraat 2-24, 4331 PP Middelburg, Netherlands

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What it is/was for:

Eyeglasses were used for people with bad vision and poor eyesight.

How it helped people

It helped people by letting them see better and letting people see things clearer and from a further distance

Who might have lost out or been harmed:

People that might have been harmed are people that couldn’t get them if they had bad eyesight

Where it began (correct city/region):

Florence, Italy.

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This is what the microscope looked like in 1670s.

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Rayanfadi, kenan, khaled and Rakan.

The microscope was used for making objects look bigger, which helped scientists look at smaller objects which they experimented on. The microscope also made medicine better and stronger. Also the people that lost are the ones who believed in old medical traditions because since they guessed the illness, while the microscope helped define the illness. It began in middelburg, Netherlands and the religion, it was said to be made by christians and it challenged some other religions beliefs. It became famous in Netherlands and England.

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Lange Noordstraat 67, 4331 CG Middelburg, Netherlands

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Lange Noordstraat 67, 4331 CG Middelburg, Netherlands

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Lange Noordstraat 67, 4331 CG Middelburg, Netherlands

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adam hammoud 7E

It was for seeing tiny objects that the eye can't see.

It helped people see tiny things like cells, leading to better science and medicine.

People who believed old ideas or worked in outdated medicine lost status or jobs.

It began in the Netherlands, likely in Middelburg.

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Started: Germany & UK

Year: the late nineteenth century

Group: Abdullah Mardawi, abdurahman Gado, and youssif ali

How did this innovation helped?

Social innovation helps communities by creating useful solutions that helps socials, economic, and needs, causing great well-being, equity, and better sustainability. stops complex issues in certain areas like healthcare and schools. marginalizing groups by giving access to resources.

Who might have lost out or been harmed?

Social innovations sometimes hurt honorable groups by introducing risky ideas, or by unintentional excluding certain people. Also, innovations that address roots causes welfare reform and precarious work can be seen as "sticking plasters" that fail to solve underlying issues, leading to harm for the marginalized

What is the use of it?

Social innovation gives the address social and environmental solutions by developing and implementing new ideas that improve well-being and welfare for individuals and communities.

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Azlan Ashfaq, sultan, faisal, hamza, and ezzeldin 

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Azlan Ashfaq, sultan, faisal, hamza, and ezzeldin 

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Title Printing Press Mainz Germany c 1450

What it is for It is a machine that prints books and papers fast

How it helped It helped people get books and learn to read more easily

Who lost out Scribes and copyists lost their jobs because books were printed by machine

Interesting fact It spread knowledge quickly in Europe and helped share ideas and learning

Team Azlan Ashfaq, sultan, faisal, hamza, and ezzeldin

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The Mona Lisa by leanardo da Vinci was painted to celebrate the birth of his second son and his new home.

The Mona Lisa affected people by inspiring them and introducing new artistic techniques, that’s how the Mona Lisa effect was established.

Nobody lost out on the Mona Lisa however somebody tried to steal it in the year 1911 and got caught so he lost his freedom.

Leanardo loved his painting so much he spent the last 16 years on his life working on it and even travelled with it. It was considered unfinished as he did not sign it and send it to the commissioner. There are also some missing details like the eyebrows.

Alaa, Zaid, Mohammad Younis, Omer kosker.

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The printing press is an invention that was made by Johannes Gutenberg in the year 1440. It was used for copying papers, before it people had to copy books by hand but with the printing press they could easily, quickly mass copy books. Nowadays it’s still used for many things like books, magazines, newspapers and more. It helped people in many ways, it allowed authors to publish and sell their books easily, it gave more people access to books and information, it allowed people to learn more, it helped with the economy and people could spread their ideas and beliefs easier. There were also people who were negatively affected by it, before the press people used to copy the books by hand but after the press this work wasn’t needed anymore and (some) people in power were also negatively affected since they couldn’t control information as easily and people could question them and their ideas.

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Hamzah,Sami,Youssef

Printing Press – Mainz, Germany, c. 1450

What it is/for:
A machine to print books quickly using movable metal letters.

How it helped:
Books became cheaper and more people learned to read.

Who lost out:
Scribes and monks lost work copying books by hand.

Interesting fact:
The first big book printed was the Gutenberg Bible.

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1440, The Invention of The Printing Press

by Bader Althanon, Majed Sulaiman, Mohamed Fatani, and Mshary Alharish.

The printing press is certainly an efficient invention by Johannes Gutenberg, which uses movable metal type to copy books fast and in large quantities.

It helped people by providing many copies of books for cheap, and it made books more accessible to people from many different classes. This spread literacy throughout the entire Renaissance era, allowing knowledge about science, religion, and mathematics to be more accessible to everyone, essentially expanding the people's knowledge at that time.

It was invented in the city of Mainz, Germany, in 1440 to copy books. Johannes was inspired by several existing inventions, like the wine press and block printers from China. using his knowledge, he thought of making a similar machine to theirs, but for copying books using metal.

However, monks and scribes who used to handwrite books and sell them lost many business opportunities because of the printing press. In conclusion, although the printing press is an incredible invention, not all inventions benefit everyone, like the monks and scribes who lost their jobs.

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1440, The Invention of The Printing Press

by Bader Althanon, Majed Sulaiman, Mohamed Fatani, and Mshary Alharish.

The printing press is certainly an efficient invention by Johannes Gutenberg, which uses movable metal type to copy books fast and in large quantities.

It helped people by providing many copies of books for cheap, and it made books more accessible to people from many different classes. This spread literacy throughout the entire Renaissance era, allowing knowledge about science, religion, and mathematics to be more accessible to everyone, essentially expanding the people's knowledge at that time.

It was invented in the city of Mainz, Germany, in 1440 to copy books. Johannes was inspired by several existing inventions, like the wine press and block printers from China. using his knowledge, he thought of making a similar machine to theirs, but for copying books using metal.

However, monks and scribes who used to handwrite books and sell them lost many business opportunities because of the printing press. In conclusion, although the printing press is an incredible invention, not all inventions benefit everyone, like the monks and scribes who lost their jobs.

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Title: Printing Press – Mainz, Germany, c.1440

1. It is A machine was made by Johannes Gutenberg that allowed books and texts to be copy quick to movable metal type.

2. It made books price less  and made  more people could learn to read and share knowledge. It  spread education, science, and ideas much faster.

3. Monks and scribes who used to copy books by hand lost their jobs, and the Church lost some control over information.

Team: Group 5 8B

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Title: painting technique “chiaroscuro” – Greece, 15th-16th century.
What it is/for: the innovation was used to make light and shadow more realistic in paintings.
How it helped: it helped by making a powerful effect on the viewer.
Who lost out: the group who lost out was the peasants and the lower classes because they had no access to to art.
Interesting fact: the technique used strong contrasts between light and dark to create a 3d effect.
Team: Amir.K, Abdulaziz.S, Waleed.B, Hashim.S

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Title: Printing Press – Mainz, Germany, c. 1450
What it is for: A machine that used movable letters to print many pages quickly.
How it helped: Books became cheaper and easier to get, so more people could learn to read and share knowledge. Schools, traders, and scientists all benefited from faster learning.
Who didn’t use it or missed out: Scribes who used to copy books by hand lost work. Some leaders also lost control because ideas spread faster.
Interesting fact: The printing press is often called the most important invention of the Renaissance because it spread learning across continents.
Team: youssef,naïf,yousef sangoora,Abdullah Al hokair

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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The Mona Lisa affected people by inspiring them and introducing new artistic techniques

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Group 4  8C.                                                                    Tokyo , Japan

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Group 4  8C.                                                                    Tokyo , Japan

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Incremental innovation

What is Incremental innovations for?

To sustain value, remain competitive.

How it helped the people?

Incremental innovation helps people by providing a steady and low risk path to better products, and living standards.

Who might have lost out or been harmed (the “loser”)

The "losers" of incremental innovation are often those who are locked into a market or technology that is intentionally or unintentionally devalued by these small, frequent updates.

Where it began (correct city/region)

It began in japan.

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8B FAHAD, OMAR HELMY, FARIS ABUGHALI, TAYM

The Musket Gun was primarily used as a Smoothbore Firearms used for military training since the Musket had a High recoil

The Musket also helped people due to their high recoil their damage was extremely high compared to other firearms and it also had high range so it can shoot anything that’s far away from the person holding the firearm

Some people who made other guns usually got jealous from the success of the Musket gun which made people lose their jobs and some people tried to make excuses of how successful the Musket Gun was

The Musket gun also originated from Spain in the 16th century and some people were amazed by the recoil and its damage

THE END

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Gutenberg's printing press
Mainz, Germany c.1450
It was a machine that printed books with metal letters so the books got cheaper and more people could read and learn. But the monks lost there job which was copying the books by hand

Taeha, Mishaal, Faisal, Saud

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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ABDURRAHMAN, TAIM, OSAMA, AHMAD 8E

What it is/was for: It was made to make arts look more real and helped artists organize the spaces in their art

How it helped: It made art look real and helped influence architecture which helped in designing buildings.

What might have lost out or been harmed: Nothing could’ve been harmed or lost by perspective but it did shift artists focus away from other artistic traditions

Where it began: It began in Florence, Italy

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Title: Coffee – Mocha, Yemen, 1400s
What it is/for: A drink which is made of coffee beans which was made in Yemen.
How it helped: It helped people stay awake, and places which sold coffee became places where people would hang out.
Who lost out: People who sold tea lost customers.
Interesting fact: The city of Mocha gave the name “mocha coffee”.
Team: Reshayle, Saeed, Saud, Youssef

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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ABDURRAHMAN, TAIM, OSAMA, AHMAD 8E

PERSPECTIVE

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Title: Printing press- Mainz, Germany c.1450

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what is it for: The printing press is a machine that helped people in the renaissance write and print pages easily.

How it helped: A lot of things became cheaper because of this innovation and people could get better materials for work or school and people would learn better.

Interesting fact: It is one of the most important innovations if this time since it helped people in their every day lives.

Team: Mohammed Al Qarni, Alaa bassiri, Hussein awad.

Thank you , 8E

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Painted by Leonardo da Vinci 1503 1506

Innovations: realistic background lifelike

Impact: became the world’s most famous painting, symbol of renaissance humanism, inspired generations of artists

Benefited: Leonardo frame renaissance art, future artists, modern tourism

Disadvantaged: the original patron (never got the painting) (hard to complete) rival artists

By: Omar abdrabbou, zeyad abrlfatah, Abdullah Al hadeed, Talal Al olean 8B

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france Paris , the stethoscope, 8D swayed, meshari Dubakhi, Ali , rayan 

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france Paris , the stethoscope, 8D swayed, meshari Dubakhi, Ali , rayan 

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The stethoscope was invented in Paris in 1816 by a doctor named Rene Laennec doctors had to put their ear directly on a patient’s chest to hear the heartbeat which was uncomfortable and not very effective and then Laennec came up with the idea of rolling up a piece of paper into a tube so he could listen to the heart more clearly so then he made a better one by building a a wooden version which became the first stethoscope This invention was very important because it helped doctors study the heart and lungs in a safe and scientific way The stethoscope is still used today all over the world making it one of the most important medical tools made and a great tool even till today

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By: Fahad AlSayyari, Ryan Alotaibi, Abdulmalik Aljasim, Jad Khaleel, Abed Al Ghanie Pharaon

The Printing Press was made to make books more mass produceable. Before the

printing press, books would have to be copied by hand. This process took a long time and is

prone to error. The printing press solved this issue by making books mass produceable as

instead of writing as it allowed individual pages to be printed quickly, rather than having to

hand-write entire pages. It had a positive impact in the spread of knowledge and scientific

progress as it allowed information to be widely available and be shared quickly. However,

because of it also allowed misinformation to be spread much more quickly as well. The

printing was invented in Mainz, Germany

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What it is/was for: It was made to make arts look more real and helped artists organize the spaces in their art

How it helped: It made art look real and helped influence architecture which helped in designing buildings.

What might have lost out or been harmed: Nothing could've been harmed or lost by perspective but it did shift artists focus away from other artistic traditions

Where it began: It began in Florence, Italy

Location

Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy