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What Came First? (1st Century-Modern Day)

Chose which invention came first. All innovations occurred between the Modern Day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_historic_inventions
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Last updated: May 17, 2021
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1. Telegraph or Steamboat?
Steamboat ✓
Telegraph ✓
2. Telescope or the Revolver?
Telescope ✓
The Revolver ✓
3. Vending Machines or Flame Throwers?
Flame Throwers ✓
Vending Machines ✓
4. First modern General Anesthetic or The the canning process for food
The canning process for food ✓
General Anesthetic ✓
5. Eye Glasses or Buttons?
Buttons ✓
Eyeglasses ✓
6. Calculator or Carbonated Water?
Carbonated Water ✓
Calculator ✓
7. Plywood or The Cotton Gin?
Cotton Gin ✓
Plywood ✓
8. MP3 Player or iPhone?
iPhone ✓
MP3 Player ✓
9. Bond Trading or The Printing Press?
Printing Press ✓
Bond Trading ✓
10. Morse Code or the Lawn Mower?
Lawn Mower ✓
Morse Code ✓
11. Gunpowder or The Camera?
Gunpowder ✓
Camera ✓
12. Degree-granting University or the Ambulance?
Ambulance ✓
Degree-granting university ✓
13. Smallpox Vaccine or Morphine?
Smallpox Vaccine ✓
Morphine ✓
14. Sewing Machine or Hot Air Balloon?
Hot Air Balloon ✓
Sewing Machine ✓
15. Cable Suspension Bridge or Oil Wells?
Cable Suspension Bridge ✓
Oil Wells ✓
16. Porcelain or Fireworks?
Fireworks ✓
Porcelain ✓
17. Rifle or Navel Mine?
Navel Mine ✓
Rifle ✓
18. Matches or Compass?
Compass ✓
Matches ✓
19. Chess or Printing?
Printing ✓
Chess ✓
20. Windmill or Toilet Paper?
Windmill ✓
Toilet Paper ✓
1 Comments
randomname
+1
Level 37
Aug 8, 2022
The first chess game is dated in then 10th century whilst the first use of the printing press was made in 1436
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