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Gutenberg was the third child of the patrician Freile Zum Gensfleish and his second wife, Else Wirick zum Gutenberg. Gutenberg's studies were unclear but it was known that he learned the trade of a goldsmith while living in Mainz, Germany. Gutenberg also learned bookmaking and some blacksmithing skills in his early career.

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Johann Gutenberg was known for inventing a new printing press. Gutenberg's goal was to reproduce medieval liturgical manuscript by using movable pieces of metal blocks for each letter. Three most important things he accomplished was that he published the 42 Line Bible in 1445 after 2 years of hard labor, He printed indulgences of paper used by the church and he trained people to establish their own printings. Gutenberg was important to the Renaissance because he contributed to the protestant reformation that split apart the Catholic church.

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Johann Gutenberg was born in Mainz, Germany in 1395. Johannes Gutenberg died on February 3rd 1468.
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Johann Gultenberg designed and built the first known mechanized printing press in Europe. The printing press he invented made it possible to print books in large quantities. A printing press is a machine that takes texts and images and transfers them from movable type to paper. The printing press he created was arranged over a flat wooden plate. Ink was applied to the type and a sheet of paper was laid on top. An upper plate was brought down to meet the lower plate. The 2 plates pressed the paper and type together, creating sharp images on the paper.
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He started to do experiments with carving letters out of wood blocks and then he invented a new type of printing press around the year 1439.
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