308+Printing+Press

=//**The Printing Press! **//= = The man who invented the printing press was Johannes Gutenberg, but Richard M. Hoe improved the Printing Press. He invented invented the printing press in 1843 in the United States. The Printing Press uses a process called Lithography. The content is transferred to a photosensitive emulsion exposed to light through a photographic negative of the content as an image. Some systems used a laser called a Platesette to fix the image on the plate. The printing press increased people's cultural self-awareness and led to proto-nationalism. Freedom of speech, press, and religion relates to the Printing Press, because it means you can say or believe whatever you wish without being jailed, murdered, or fined. With the Printing Press, it made that belief more able to express. This amendment was ratified March 27, 1794. This amendment was ratified before the Printing Press was created. The rights protected are freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of press. These two topics are connected by that the Printing Press made it easier for Amendment 1 to be expressed. Newpaper editors were most impacted by Amendment 1 and The Printing Press. They both express freedom of speech and opinions. =