The Old Way
People used quill pens to write everything. It took time and skill. If you made a mistake, the receipt looked messy. Only rich people could afford fancy handwritten notes.
The New Way
Factories started making lots of paper and ink. Printing presses could stamp words onto paper much faster than humans writing them. Now, anyone can get a clean, neat receipt for their groceries without worrying about who wrote it.
Examples
- You fold up the long white strip from the supermarket checkout.
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See also
- What is industrialization?
- How Did Paper Money Change the History of Commerce?
- Why Is There More Carbon Dioxide Today Than Ever Before?
- What Are the Origins of the Modern Workplace?
- How Toyota Changed The Way We Make Things?