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He severely punished those who did not follow this principle.


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Charlemagne favored the church and the priests.


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These played a great role in spreading the spiritual civilization that unites the people.


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However, for the church he was at the same time both a patron and a stern ruler.


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Churchmen had to be obedient and strictly Christian.


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Unworthy priests who squeaked and spent their time for pleasure were dismissed from their duties by Charlemagne.


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However, it was not easy to keep these “unclean” in check, as they themselves had riches and armed entourages, as well as exalted relatives to support them.


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In his old age days, Charles the Great apparently had noticed the church's grievances, as notes referring to the Reformation have been found.


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These include questions that were apparently intended to be asked at some ecclesiastical assembly.


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In his questions, he refers to indulgence trading among other things.


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There was also a negative attitude towards collecting relics by Charlemagne.


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To redress the church's grievances, the emperor's admonitions were not enough; a new law was needed, by which those who lost their inheritance in the supplicant trade regained it.


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Charlemagne was a devout Christian who, however, did not blindly follow those doctrines of the Catholic Church which he himself considered false.


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He felt entitled, and had a firmer grip on the church than the church had on him.


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This was certainly influenced by the fact that the Franks had already been Christians for centuries.


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Charles's great-grandfather, Arnulf, had served as bishop of the city of Metz.


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Charlemagne was thus a holier man than many of the church's priests and bishops.


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However, in the spirit of the time, he used very brutal judgments of worship, among them the water test.


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Charlemagne also found the usefulness of cooperation between religion and state and knew how to use it too for the benefit of his kingdom, while respecting the principles of religion.


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Charles's style of governance was suited by Christianity's requirement that the individual had to be obedient to the pre-power.


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The phase of adolescence in which Europe switched from paganism to Christianity was a really important factor in Charles's success and the growth of the kingdom.


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He had to use the sword to defeat the heathen peoples and convert them to Christians.


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This was also the papal objective, allowing Charlemagne to gain ample approval for his actions.


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If in Europe the neighbouring Frankish peoples had already been Christians, Charlemagne would have come into conflict with the Church and had to come up with justifications other than converting.


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Organizing the administration of the Frankish Empire Laws and Justice Charles the Great enacted his laws, namely capitulars (statutes divided into pieces), to guarantee justice, peace and order in his kingdom.


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His bill he submitted to the State Assembly for consideration.


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These meetings were held twice a year, in spring and autumn.


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The laws limited the swelling of the power of the superiors and safeguarded the rights of the poorer people, prevented crime and imposed dimensions and weights for commerce.


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There were a couple of thousand laws, and they covered the most diverse spheres of life.


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Punishments at that time were tough, especially for violations against the Church and the faith.


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On the other hand, harsh penalties intensified well.


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For example, those who violently invaded a church, robbed or burned churches were sentenced to death at the stake, failure to comply with fasting ordinances carries a death sentence, and so does a death sentence for killing a bishop or priest, or, say, cremation.


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To enforce the laws, Charlemagne appointed counts who, in addition to controlling the county's holdings, collected taxes.


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The Counts represented the territory they controlled and were chiefs of the warmen of their territories, as well as the heads of the courts.


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Disobedience and illegal acts of the Counts were prevented with the help of Inspectors General.


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The people were allowed to complain to these inspectors if necessary, and efforts were made to rectify matters.


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To the judges, Charlemagne was absolute: they were not allowed to take bribes.


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The taking of bribes was therefore a major and large-scale problem in the kingdom.


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Charlemagne himself was the highest judge, and the people did not doubt his justice.


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Not only judges, but also witnesses in court were often dishonest.


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Even the accused was able to exploit bribed witnesses.


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When the legal problem could not be resolved through witnesses, sentences of worship were usually used.


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The fiefdom Warlike tribes threatened the ranchers, and these were often forced to cede their land to a more heavily equipped landowner for this reason to gain access to his protection.


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The grand ranchers thus increasing their fortunes devoted themselves mostly to warring with their cavalry, handing over farms back to ranchers as counties, as long as these merely committed themselves to performing mounted service.


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Farming work was left to peasants in the position of serfs.


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Gradually, the rulers, too, began to distribute fiefdoms to gain cavalry.


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The economy of Charles the Great's empire was mainly based on agriculture, so he used this very fiefdom in his kingdom, and the people were clearly divided into different classes: workers, fighters, as well as prayers.


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He gave rehabilitated men counties as deadlines meaning they became grand vassals.


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Subvassals acting under them, in turn.


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The disadvantage of the fiefdom was that the state became fragmented, with the grand vassals deciding for themselves quite significant matters in their county.


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This may have led to mutual wars among the vassals unless a powerful state leader could keep them in check.


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Charlemagne was strong enough to do so, and upon his death the fiefdom became a hereditary feudal institution again, contributing to the dissolution of the state more than a fixed-term fiefdom.


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Military service The aforementioned Spring Meeting was also inspected by military personnel at the so-called May Fields.


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Previously, all the men of the kingdom had been conscripted, but by the act of Charles, war service became only the duty of landowners.


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The great ranchers could equip even a large number of soldiers, but the smallholders together chose one private from among them and procured him weapons and food.


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However, war service duty seemed onerous to small farmers, and Charles had to allocate more fiefdoms to the grand vassals to keep the powerful and necessary cavalry for the kingdom in order.


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The greatest threat to the kingdom may have come from within it, as chiefly the superiority formed the most powerful forces.


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The great vassals, however, respected their mighty leader, and Charles had a knack for dealing with them and keeping them happy.


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Charles the Cultural Work Although Charles the Great's own doctrinal civilization was weak, he wanted to improve it and the level of civilization of his kingdom as a whole.


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He admired the civilization of antiquity and diligently practiced writing and Latin and Greek languages, and established libraries.


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However, it was not until his old age that he knew how to write.


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That favourable attitude towards the sciences eventually came to be a driving force for modern Western civilization, whose roots go back as far as the cultures of ancient antiquity.


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Charlemagne understood the valuable aspects of the cultures of peoples that fell under his rule and did not want to eradicate information about the past of these peoples.


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He made a note of old Germanic songs about heroes and feats of ancient times.


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However, these writings were destroyed as a result of his son and successor Louis the Pious's enthusiasm for the eradication of paganism.


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Charlemagne also reformed the school establishment of his kingdom.


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This gave ordinary citizens the right and the opportunity to learn.


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Convent schools operate in connection with the monasteries and cathedral schools in connection with the cathedrals.


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A palace school operated at the court of Charles in Aachen.


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Other than those who intended to become priests studied in what is known as an outdoor school.


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The first was taught reading and writing skills, singing, counting, and the rudiments of the Latin language.


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Charlemagne often went to inspect his educational institutions and was quite harsh towards lazy pupils.


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Charles the Great gathered scholars from his circle in the otherwise austere and brutal environment of that time.


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The kingdom did not hold together by mere war skills.


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Spiritual and spiritual culture enabled the development of the system of government.


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Charles is said to have been as happy to succeed in getting a learned man into his court as he was to conquer the city.


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At the court of Charles, the scholars formed an academy, in whose discussions he enthusiastically took part.


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All things had to be sorted out to him thoroughly.


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Ancient writings were copied, and his will was to create a “new Athens” from the Frankish kingdom, which was to become even better than the original, Christian cradle of culture.


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There was a Carolingic Renaissance.


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The guarantee of the existence of Charles's kingdom, the civilized and cultural base was already ready and it was the culture of antiquity.


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That culture had begun to decline, but was still in the memory.


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Important for its preservation was the monasteries of the Middle Ages, and monks carried out the dissemination of culture.


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Charlemagne himself admired many customs of antiquity and took an example from them.


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Among other things, he invited friends, relatives and other guests to his spa and discussed important issues with them there.


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Also in building culture, Charlemagne followed Roman customs and initiated the stylistic direction of Carolingic architecture that existed throughout the 8th century [15].


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Charlemagne took advantage of enlightened, learned persons in developing and keeping his kingdom in size.


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Charlemagne was a skilled orator and negotiator, he knew how to express his opinions clearly and was able to react quickly to the actions of the opposing party.


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Although he did not learn an avoidant writing skill until a later age, he was nevertheless linguistically gifted.


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Einhard and Alcuin The most important of the scholars of Charles's court were the Frankish Einhard and the Anglo-Saxon monk Alcuin.


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They contributed to the role of Charles's doctrinal fathers.


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Without them, much of the knowledge of ancient times (especially mathematical doctrines) would have been left in pimento from modern knees.


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Master Einhard was among Charles's most trusted advisors, and was he was remarkably gifted in mathematics and architecture.


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He was responsible for planning the cathedral of the city of Aachen and the palaces of Aachen and Ingelheim, as well as serving in diplomatic positions.


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His most important work is Vita Caroli Magni (“The Life of Charlemagne”), recounting the life work of Charlemagne.


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It is considered to be the best biographical writing of the entire medieval period.


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Most of the information on Charlemagne is precisely written by Einhard.


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His handwriting also includes the Annales Empirium Carlovingi (“Annals of the Carolingian Empire”).


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Charles's biographer Vita Caroli Magni was written by his scribe Einhard, who consciously imitated the style of the Roman Suetonius in the spirit of the so-called Carolingic Renaissance.


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[16] The monk Alcuin, on the other hand, developed the Roman literal to better suit mathematical purposes.


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He too was a talented architect and diplomat.


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Alcuin was director of Charles's palace school in Aachen and wrote textbooks at a time when doctrinal civilization in Europe was only beginning.


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Roland's song of Charles the Great plays a central part in the French national epic in Roland's song.


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The work tells the story of Charlemagne's great vassal, Roland, Count of Brittany, who fell at the Battle of Roncevaux to an ambush by the Saracens [17].


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One of Charles's Counts, named Ganelo, betrayed him.


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Plot When Charlemagne and his troops were returning from their successful Spanish expedition, the Saracens attacked the Afterward Force and Roland who led it.


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Roland and his men fought valiantly against a superior enemy, agreeing too late to blow his ivory horn called Olifant to summon his king to help him.


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Roland was killed, but Charlemagne avenged the death of his best hero in the poetry heavily and the treacherous Ganelon had his share of revenge.


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The importance of Charles the Great The kingdom of Charles the Great was later formed by the great nation-states France, Germany and Italy.


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Charlemagne's influence on Western civilization was significant.


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Without him, Central Europe would most obviously have attracted powerful and warlike peoples from the east.


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The closest state threat was East Rome.


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Without Charles the Great, the importance of the Catholic Church and the Pope could have remained quite limited.


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Western jurisprudence is based on so-called Roman law, which has been mediated until modern times thanks to the rule of Charlemagne.


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The norms created by that conception of law unite the countries of Europe today.


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The idea of universal monarchy The title of Emperor and the idea of a universal monarchy unifying all Christians in the West lasted long after Charles the Great.


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In particular, there were attempts to implement universal monarchy in the Heart Middle Ages in the Holy German-Roman Empire and in the 16th and 17th centuries, when the Habsburgs, who dominated Spain and Austria, sought to unify Europe.


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The idea of universal monarchy was not definitively buried until World War I.


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See also Frankish Empire Carolingic Renaissance Karlspreis, European prize awarded by the city of Aachen Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Carl Grimberg| title = History of Peoples| publisher = WSOY| year = 1956—59}} References Elsewhere Category:Frankish kings Class:Medieval Persons Class:Those born in 742 Class:Those who died in 814 Class:Key articles of screening Category:Saints


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Coca-Cola is the world's best-selling soft drink and the sixth most valuable brand in the world.


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[1] Coca-Cola has been sold in the United States since 1886.


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It was developed by Atlanta-based pharmacist John Pemberton as a drug-like stimulant.


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Coca-Cola gained US national drink status in the early 20th century, and over the course of the century it spread with the contributions of US soldiers to every part of the world.


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Today, you can get it from almost every country in the world, except North Korea and Cuba.


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The exact recipe for Coca-Cola is a secret.


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The drink takes its name from the coca bush leaves and cola nut originally present in it.


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The drink contains caffeine.


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The composition in Coca-Cola is per sugar.


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[2] Until 1903, fresh coca leaves were used for Coca-Cola, and a glass of Coca-Cola still contained perfectly legal cocaine at the time.


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[3] Another raw material used in Coca-Cola's original recipe was cola nut, which is rich in caffeine.


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Coca-Cola's actual manufacturing formula remains a highly protected secret.


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Specifically, this applies to an ingredient called Merchandise 7X.


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[4] History Early stages Coca-Cola was developed in 1886 by Atlantaan pharmacist John Pemberton.


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He had first developed a drink called French wine coca with wine, an extract of coca from the South American coca bush, and an extract from the nuts of the cola plant.


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When alcohol was banned in the county in the summer of 1886, Pemberton replaced wine in his drink with sugar and soda water.


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The drink was delivered to pharmacies in the form of syrup, to which soda water was added at the place of sale.


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Pemberton's business partner Frank Robinson came up with the idea of naming the drink Coca-Cola after its main ingredients and created an original logo for it using italic writing in 1887.


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[5] Frank Robinson began manufacturing and marketing Coca-Cola, and Pemberton moved into the back business.


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The drink was marketed as a refreshing and healing drink for a wide range of nerve ailments including headache, neuralgia, hysteria and melancholy.


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Coca-Cola quickly became popular in Atlanta.


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[6] Controversy arose over the name and manufacturing rights of Coca-Cola in 1887, and the following year there were already three competing versions of the drink available.


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Patent medicine maker Asa Candler teamed up with Robinson, bought the other parties out and also managed to convince everyone that his version of the drink was the most authentic.


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[7] The rise to high popularity in the United States saw a rapid increase in Coca-Cola sales, so Candler abandoned its other patent medicines and focused on Coca-Cola.


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By late 1895, Coca-Cola was available for sale in all U.S. states, and was already selling over a year.


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The pharmacists paid one cent for Coca-Cola syrup and sold one drink to a customer for five cents.


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The Coca-Cola Company was able to make syrup at three-quarter cents per drink, so everyone made the drink very profit-making.


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[8] After 1895, Coca-Cola's marketing began to place an emphasis on the drink's refreshability over its healing effects in order to expand the beverage's user base.


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Coca-Cola began to be sold in bottles in 1899, greatly expanding its market.


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The distinctive Coca-Cola bottle was introduced in 1916.


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[9] In 1911, as a result of a lawsuit, Coca-Cola's caffeine count was lowered by half and children were no longer used in advertisements for the drink.


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In 1931, Coca-Cola began using a red-and-white Santa Claus in its advertising, the look of which the company itself had not invented, as has often been thought.


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[10] Coca-Cola sales continued to grow even during the Depression of the 1930s.


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At the same time, it got a viable competitor from Pepsi-Cola, which sold its own cola drink for the same price as Coca-Cola but in bottles twice as large.


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Despite competition, by the late 1930s, Coca-Cola was already a national institution, was drank by all social classes, and was responsible for almost half the sales of all effervescent soft drinks in the United States.


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[11] The spread to the world Coca-Cola spread throughout the world over the course of the 20th century as the United States became a superpower.


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Coca-Cola was also tasted by local civilians, and thus the drink became popular everywhere.


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In France, for example, there was opposition to Coca-Cola, which was feared to threaten the country's own drinks industry.


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The Coca-Cola Company planned to start operations in the Soviet Union too, but abandoned the plan, as any gains would have gone to the US enemy.


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Pepsi, by contrast, also began operating in the Soviet Union.


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However, as communist regimes imploded, Coca-Cola's popularity overtook Pepsi in countries where Pepsi had been learned to associate with the old regime.


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Even after that, however, sales of the drink in Muslim countries have been hampered by its association with the United States.


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[14] In 1985, The Coca-Cola Company changed Coca-Cola to be sweeter and more reminiscent of Pepsi and referred to the new drink as “New Coke”.


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However, consumers blinded it, so the company immediately had to return the original drink to the market under the name Coca Cola Classic.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[15] Coca-Cola is today the world's best-selling soft drink and the third most valuable brand in the world.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[16] Coca-Cola is sold in all states of the world except Cuba and North Korea.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[17] In Finland, Stockmann in the centre of Helsinki had Coca-Cola reportedly already received Coca-Cola in 1936 from the Sodalähde café, but it was not until 1952 that Coca-Cola was beached in Finland at the time of the Helsinki Olympic Games, when The Coca-Cola Company donated to the War Valids Brothers' Union and to the organizers of the Olympic Games.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Before the Olympics, few Finns had tasted Coca-Cola.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Manufacturing of Coca-Cola began in Finland in 1958.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Today, Coca-Cola products in Finland are manufactured and sold by Sinebrychoff.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[18] Trademarks Coca-Cola is a trademark registered by The Coca-Cola Company in 1893.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

The designation Coke Coca-Cola Company has also registered.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola also registered as its trademark a bottle shape designed by Earl R. Dean of Swedish origin, known as the English name contour bottle in 1915.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[19] Brand Interbrand estimated Coca-Cola's brand value at $78 billion in 2015.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[16] In 2008, for example, Coca-Cola launched more than 700 products in the 200 countries in which it is present.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[20] Coca-Cola has been assessed as the most valuable trademark in the world.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Products In addition to the usual Coca-Cola, there are variations of the drink, most of which are sold only in a few countries.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Available in Finland in 2017 are Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Coca-Cola Light and Coca-Cola Vanilla [21].


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola Zero Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Coca-Cola Light aka Diet Coke Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Cherry New Coke Coca-Cola with Lemon Coca-Cola Vanilla Coca-Cola with Lime Coca-Cola Raspberry Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla Coca-Cola Blāk Coca-Cola Citra Coca-Cola Orange Coca-Cola Life Coca-Cola Ginger Coca-Cola Pack Sizes, Materials and Return Pledges 2015 In the rest of the world, Coca-Cola pack sizes are from 0.10 litres to 3.0 litres.


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Coca-Cola

Criticism in India against Coca-Cola has been boycotted a few times in protest over the company's poor hygiene and environmental impact.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[22] Research documentaries have been published that multinational corporate giants Coca-Cola and likewise Nestlé are pumping dry springs whose water would belong to local people, but which have been deprived of access to clean water by companies.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

A compelling and informative description of the global risks these companies create and the human rights problems that followed their ruthless pursuit of profit is provided by, for example, the globally award-winning 2008 documentary film Flow: For Love of Water.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[23] [24] [25] The independent Center for Science and Environment research institute (CSE) tested Indian bottled waters and soft drinks in 2003.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

With the exception of one (Evian), all contained traces of pesticides used in farming.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

The drinks contained, among other things, DDT and lindane, both highly potent organic chlorine compounds.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Indian Pepsi and Coca-Cola contained about 0.02 mg per litre of pesticides, which exceeds EU recommendations by 20 times, according to the study.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

In soft drinks or bottled waters studied in Western countries, no pesticides are found.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[26] Coca-Cola's tooth yellowing effect is a scientifically proven phenomenon, [27] caused by phosphoric acid that destroys tooth enamel.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

However, the same is true of other soft drinks.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola has a pH of 2.56, which is very acidic.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

A study by US dentists showed that already 3 to 5 years of ingestion of light cola causes severe erosion in the teeth.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[28] The Center for Science in the Public Interest CSPI, a consumer protection organization based in the United States, has filed a lawsuit against The Coca-Cola Company.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

The consumer organization accuses the Coca-Cola Company of misleading marketing.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

A number of individual consumers are also involved in the suit.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

The suit was filed for review as early as 2009, but as a class action it was formally accepted by a US court in 2013.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[29] The charges relate to the Coca-Cola Company's popular Vitaminwater health drink.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

According to the Consumer Protection Association, the Coca-Cola Company has mistakenly and misleadingly marketed the product with various health benefits when in reality the drink is similar to soft drinks, high in sugar and therefore harmful to health.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

The Coca-Cola Company has touted vitamin waters as, among other things, preventing eye disease and promoting joint health and immune system function.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[29] The Coca-Cola Company has also been accused of mistreating trade unionists in factories in developing countries.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

[30] The company has been accused, among other things, of killing eight ay activists in Colombia between 1989 and 2003.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Ay activists at the company's factories in Turkey and Indonesia have also been intimidated.


Question: Where was the first glass manufacturing factory established in Finland?

Coca-Cola

Instead, in Nicaragua, workers are forbidden to organize.


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Coca-Cola

The Company has responded several times to these related allegations and also through its activities sought to prove the allegations unfounded.


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Coca-Cola

[31] Many human rights organisations have organised campaigns against cola drink.


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Coca-Cola

[32] Gallery Coca-Cola's old newspaper advertisement in English.


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Coca-Cola

A Christmas-themed Coca-Cola truck.


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Coca-Cola

A close-up of Coca-Cola's carbon dioxide bubbles.


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Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola bottling factory in Canada in 1941.


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Coca-Cola

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Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The history of Stockholm comprises the history of the city of Stockholm from its founding in the 1250s until the present day.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Middle Ages According to tradition, Stockholm was founded by the Earl of Birger, who wanted to prevent the entry of enemies from the Baltic Sea to Lake Mälaren.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The first buildings in Stockholm were fortifications intended to limit traffic between these watercourses.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Stockholm is mentioned in historical documents in 1252 and around the same time it also received city rights.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

King Valdemar Birgerinpoika concluded a trade agreement with the Hanseatic League in Stockholm.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Archaeological excavations indicate that Stockholm had settlement as early as the 10th century.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In the 12th century a fortress was built on the hill of the present royal castle.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In the 1270s, the Franciscans established a monastery at present-day Riddarholmen.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[1] By the 14th century, Stockholm had become the most important city in the region, and walls were built to protect it at that time.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Through Stockholm, iron was mainly exported from Bergslagen to Germany.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Initially Stockholm was located only on the island of Stadsholmen, which with the other two smaller islands is today known as the “Old City”, rauts. Gamla Stan.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The current area of Stadsholmen is double that of the original island.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In the 15th century, about 5000 people lived in Stockholm, a large number of whom were German merchants.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[2] The position of the Germans in the city is told by the fact that half of the six people of the city had to be Germans.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Stockholm is mentioned as the capital of Sweden in official documents in 1436.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

From the 1430s, efforts to break away from the Kalmar Union began to occur in parts of Sweden.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

On 10 October in 1471, the Swedes led by Sten Sture the Elder defeated the Danes and their Swedish allies at the Battle of Brunkeberg outside Stockholm.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

New Age When Sten Sture died in 1520, King of the Kalmar Union, Christian II, tried to regain Sweden's power.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Kristian took over Stockholm and attempted to quell resistance among the Swedes with the Stockholm Massacre.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

An extensive rebellion movement arose, and in midsummer 1522 Gustav Vasa took over Stockholm.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Under Gustav Vasa, Stockholm's position as the capital of the country was strengthened and its role as a centre of commerce increased.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In the 17th century, the town grew into areas outside Stadsholmen called Ores: Östermalm, Södermalm, Norrmalm.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

During the Swedish great power period, rich nobles, unwilling to live in an unhygienic and cramped city, built their palaces just outside the city.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The population of the town grew exponentially from 10000 inhabitants in the 1610s to 60,000 inhabitants in the 1660s.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Within a short period of time Stockholm became an international metropolis.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[3] In 1697, Stockholm's old castle, Tre Kronor, burned down.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Reconstruction of the castle was started immediately after the fire.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In place of the old castle, a Royal Palace designed by Nicodemus Tess the Younger was completed in 1754.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

At the end of the Swedish Great Power period, the growth of the city's population stopped.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The poor harvests of the late 17th century and the plague that hit the town in 1710 put further strain on those living in the town.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

It was not until the 1720s that the economic growth of the town took off again.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The population was still in 1800 only about 75000.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The 19th century during the early 19th century saw Stockholm lose its status as the country's main export hub to Gothenburg.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Similarly, Norrköping became, for a short time, the largest industrial centre in the country.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

However, with industrialisation, Stockholm regained its status as the country's most important industrial city during the 1870s.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

During the late 19th century, the city's population grew to an unprecedented degree.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In 35 years, the population rose to 300,000 persons.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[4] As the city expanded, a new city plan was introduced, inspired by the Paris City Plan, known for its straight and wide streets.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

From the 20th century to the early 20th century, Stockholm settlement began to spread beyond the city's customs walls.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

As the city expanded, several of the nearby keepers were attached to it.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[5] In 1903, electrification of the city's tramway network began and the first electrically powered trams were introduced in February 1904.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[6] In 1936, Bromma Airport was introduced, the first airport in the city.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

During the boom of the 1950s and 60s, the Norrmalm realignment took place, in which many of the old residential and commercial buildings in central Stockholm were demolished and a new modern city centre, the so-called Stockholms City, was built in their place.


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History of Stockholm

On 1 October 1950, the Stockholm Underground Tunnelbanan was put into operation between Slussen and Bandhagen, which today is mostly built in line with left-hand traffic at the time.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[7] Right-hand traffic was introduced in Sweden in September 1967.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[8] In connection with the reform, tram traffic disappeared from the streets of Stockholm.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

The settlement spread in the Fifties to the ABC suburbs built along the underground, of which Vällingby was the first.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

In the 1960s and 70s, the so-called “million” programme began, during which several new suburbs were built near Stockholm.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Underneath the rebuilding of central Stockholm, the population moved away from the city center to the new suburbs.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

[5] Stockholm city's population peaked at 810,000, in 1961.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

Since then, the population has declined slightly, while the number of residents in neighbouring municipalities in Stockholm has risen.


Question: Who founded Stockholm?

History of Stockholm

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Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Pokémon () is a Japanese product series.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

It originated as a video role game developed by Satoshi Tajiri, released in 1996 for Nintendo's Game Boy.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The word “Pokémon” is an acronym for “pocket monsters”, “pocket monsters”.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The games feature hundreds of different Pokémon characters and the goal is to collect each of them and train a good team of characters.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

In addition to video games, the product series includes a collectible card game, anime, manga and numerous other products.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The most famous Pokémon character is the series' mascot, the yellow electric mouse creature Pikachu.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[1] The brand is controlled and licensed by The Pokemon Company, of which Nintendo owns 32%.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[2] Name “Pokémon” and character names etc.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

are trademarks of Nintendo.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[3] Pokémon is the second most successful video game based product series.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

More popular is only the Mario series, which is also Nintendo products.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The Pokémon anime was Japanese animation's first series to achieve worldwide mainstream popularity, opening the doors to the popularity of anime and manga outside Japan.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

In 1999, Pokémon games were sold in seventy countries, television series was shown in sixty-one countries, films had been shown in forty-four countries, and the card game had been translated into eight languages.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

In 2003, the product series was valued at US$15 billion.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Pokémon served as the initiation impetus for the Cool Japan movement.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[1] The video games series included in the product series is Game Freakin and Creatures, Inc.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

a role-playing game series developed by and published by Nintendo.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

In July 2016, Pokémon Go, using augmented reality and spatial information, was released for smartphones, which quickly became popular around the world.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The game captures virtual Pokémons in the real world using a mobile phone camera.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[4] Television series and films The Pokémon anime television series tells the story of young Pokémon trainer Ash Ketchum, his first Pokémon Pikachu, and their and their friends' adventures around the Pokémon world.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Ash tries to become the Pokémon Master and stops the evil Rocket Squad.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Since 1999, a film based on the series has appeared annually.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The first film (Pokémon — Mewtwo counter-strike) grossed US$10.1 million in the United States on its first day and a total of $85 million.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[1] A total of 20 production seasons, 20 films and more than 30 special episodes of the series have appeared.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Collectible Card Game Pokémon Trading Card Game or Pokémon TCG is a Pokémon themed collectible card game.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The idea behind TCG is to “fight” with the Pokémon characters on the cards.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The card set was published by Wizards of the Coast in 1996.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

It is currently published by Pokémon USA.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Almost every Pokémon has its own card.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Manga Various Pokémon-themed manga series are numerous.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Much of it is based on games in the franchise, but there are also some series based on the anime series, related films and collectible card games.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Among those based on the anime, an example is The Electric Tale of Pikachu (), which follows Ash Ketchum's journey in the regions of Kanto and the Orange Islands.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Completely original series have also been released, such as Miho Asada's Kaitou!


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Pokémon 7 (), which follows the life of a young boy living a double life, Hiori.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The first Pokémon-themed manga series is the slapstick humor series Pocket Monsters (), scripted and drawn by Kosaku Anakubo, and bears its name from 1996 to 2003, which follows the journey of a trainer named Red around the Pokémon world, followed by Pikachu and Rude Clefairy.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The original series follows the adventures of the trio in the Kanto and Lead regions and has been followed so far by five sequels: Pocket Monsters RS () set in the Hoenn region, Pocket Monsters DP () set in the Sinnoh region, Pocket Monsters HGSS () set in the Lead area, set in the Unova region Pocket Monsters BW () and Pocket Monsters XY () located in the Kalos region.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The best-known manga series in the Western world, and the longest running continuously in Japan, is Pokémon Adventures, which was heavily based on games and started in 1997.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The series in question is the first Pokémon-themed manga series to have been published in Finnish.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[5] Sangatsu Manga has licensed three manga adaptations based on Pokémon films: Makoto Mizobuchi's Pokémon Ranger and Temple of the Sea (released in January 2016), Makoto Hijioka's Giratina and sky warrior (March 2016), and Momota Inouen Zoroark — Master of Illusions (May 2016).


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[6] [7] [8] Evolution Several Pokémons have evolutionary series.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

There can be one or two evolutions, as though Poochyena has only one evolution, and Mudkip has two.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

The Pokémon called Eevee has up to eight different advanced forms.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

[9] In general, the name of the developed form is similar.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

For example, the advanced forms of Bulbasaur are Ivysaur [10] and Venusaur [11] and Igglybuffin [12] is Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff [13], but there are also a lot of such evolutions, where the name is different, but instead the appearance may look the same, as with Grimer and Muk.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Since the sixth generation, there have also been mega-evolutions that allow certain Pokémon powers to be strengthened.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

An example of a mega-evolutionary Pokémon is Charizard.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Characters Pokémons There are more than 800 Pokémon species in seven generations.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Species are also classified into several types.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

Cultural influence The characters in the game have become icons of popular culture, exemplified by painting on a Pokémon Jet airplane.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

After the Pokémon Go game's release, 231 million people took part in 1.1 billion interactions on Facebook and Instagram during April where the game was mentioned.


Question: Who developed the pokemon series?

Pokémon

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Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Retro gaming refers to modern day gaming using video game equipment and games of the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s, or alternatively playing classic games using emulators.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

The Latin word retro refers to a comeback, something repetitive.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

[1] In the past, retro gaming tended to refer to the use of gaming devices that preceded personal computers [1], but the concept has expanded in popular language to include newer disused gaming devices as well.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

In addition to gaming, the concept covers other kinds of activities that include various accessories, music videos and literature related to games, as well as a wide range of cultural practices and internet communities [2].


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Retro gaming is strongly tied to collecting culture [1].


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Retro Gaming Platforms Native hardware and collecting The discussion boards brought with the Internet have enabled retro gaming culture and communities to form.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

The retro gaming culture involves collecting and playing on old platforms.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Retro gamers, in addition to those who play old games, are actively called collectors of these video game devices and games.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

[1] Old video game consoles and games are traded on peer-to-peer trading sites such as eBay and Hout.net [1], and local and national events have formed around the hobby, “cons” (), where retro games are bought, sold and traded [3].


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Emulation Retro gaming became popularized partly due to the growth of the emulation subculture in the mid-1990s.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

At that time, Windows and MS-DOS-based software was being developed that guided PCs to emulate hardware from older video game consoles.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

These emulators understand the ROM files of the games that were copied from the original cassettes.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

File distribution sites and software made these ROMs available to players.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

[3] For example, you can find links to various emulators on the GameSpy website [2].


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Some of the emulators have been produced using open source projects.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

The code is developed using an open source methodology and distributed under the corresponding license.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Not all emulators are open, although may contain some features of openness.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

For example, under the license of the MAME emulator, redistribution is allowed, but commercial use is prohibited.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

[4] There are also a lot of problems with the emulation culture, such as the clumsiness of playing console games on the keyboard and the short-lived nature of ROM sites.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Because of this, retro gaming on PC is not as popular as taking advantage of the officially sanctioned retro gaming offerings.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

In any case, PC emulation has evolved and the subculture has expanded into console-based emulation as well.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

For example, it is possible to make the Wii understand Sega Mega Drive ROMs.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

[3] In addition to enabling older video games to be played, emulators allow them to benefit from the possibilities of new technologies and experience the games in a completely new way.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Emulators mimic the function of the original device, though not nearly all emulators are entirely faithful in their emulation.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

The Ages emulator emulating the Sega Mega Drive, Sega CD, Sega 32X and Sega Master System allows players to play games in multiple regions, speed up or slow down games, vary the speed of sound, record and load the game at any point to take a screen capture, and create a screen capture demo videos or audio logs of game situations.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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The NesterJ NES Emulator, on the other hand, allows games created for the Nintendo Entertainment System to be played on the Sony PSP hand console.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

It allows players to go forward or backward in the game mid-game, use cheat codes and manipulate graphics.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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[3] Similar emulators have also been developed for mobile devices, although few are officially supported by gaming companies.


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[3] Reissues Reissues are, as their name suggests, new releases of old games.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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Classic games are often released on newer platforms such as the Wii and Xbox 360 [1].


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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Publishers often print reprint editions of games that have sold well.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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One example of this is the PlayStation Essentials line in Europe.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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Licensees can also republish old games either physically on a compilation disc or digitally through download services such as PlayStation Network [1].


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Digital re-releases Digital reissue platforms include PlayStation Network, Wii Shop Channel, and GOG.com.


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The Wii Shop Channel runs on the Wii console.


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It is able to digitally purchase old Nintendo games as well as games from other platforms such as Neo Geo AES, TurboGrafx/PC Engine and Commodore 64 games.


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In 2006, Nintendo released a library of games called the Virtual Console, the range offered by which was once developed for video game systems whose technologies are considered obsolete today.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

The library is therefore able to buy and download video games whose native consoles are no longer manufactured and their developers or producers no longer support those video games.


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[3] According to Nintendo's then CEO Satoru Iwata, the service had sold more than ten million games in the first few months.


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In 2013, Nintendo had already released over 350 games in the Virtual Console's U.S. library and over 600 in the Japan library.


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[5] Nintendo's competitors Microsoft and Sony also sell old games through similar services.


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Sales are most for games that were once released for older consoles or were previously only available to play in arcades.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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For example, PlayStation Network can be digitally purchased PlayStation 1 and 2 games and download them to play on the console.


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[3] GOG.com, or Good Old Games, is a website owned by CD Projekt, where you can buy both old and new PC games digitally.


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Old games purchased on the page are configured so that they automatically run on newer operating systems.


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Physical re-releases Physical re-releases are mostly so-called “plug & play” devices that mimic the appearance of the original console, which connect directly to the TV and include a pre-installed assortment of games from some old console.


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Examples of physical re-releases include the Atari Flashback (2004), published by Atari, with built-in Atari 2600 and Atari 7800 games, and the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System (2016), published by Nintendo, which includes 30 pre-installed Nintendo Entertainment System game.


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The appearance of game consoles based on CD and DVD formats allowed the release of compilations of twenty or more games on a single disc.


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The extra memory space allowed new content to be added to older games, such as concept art, interviews with game makers, bonus levels, and other new features that were not possible at the time of the games' original releases.


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In addition to this, some of the releases are graphically enhanced (for example, the Atari Classics collection) and also the game situations themselves are able to be modified in numerous different ways, such as automatically entering cheat codes, saving the game in any situation, and skipping levels.


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[3] Many retro gamers and gaming journalists criticize official compilation releases for the reason that they often lack some important key elements inherent to games [6].


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The Sega Classics Collection, stamped almost globally as unfaithful to original publications, is a good example, which includes, among others, the two-dimensional Golden Axe (1989) and Space Harrier (1985) games originally published on Sega in 3D [7].


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Controversy has also arisen over which games should be given “classic” status in the collections.


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For example, the exclusion of Street Fighter II, considered significant in retro gaming culture, from the Capcom Classics collection caused major criticism in the retro gaming community.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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Some retro gaming sites even called for a boycott of the collection and downloading illegal ROMs of the missing game.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

[3] Import and mod cultures Importing One form of retro gaming is the importation of games and gaming devices of different area codes, “importing” (), and collecting.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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Several consoles are region-locked, which means you can't play American or Japanese games on a European console, for example.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Generally, consoles are locked into three different regions: PAL (Europe), NTSC-U (North America) and NTSC-J (Japan).


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Games have been released in various regions, especially Japan, that have never been released elsewhere, which is why collectors have become interested in acquiring consoles and games from other regions for themselves.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

Tokyo's Akihabara district is a famous example of its many shops selling retro games (e.g.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

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Super Potato shop).


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

One common reason for importing is that games on some old gaming platforms spin faster on North American and Japanese game consoles due to regional hertz differences.


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The frequency standard used by several legacy consoles is 60 Hz in the United States and Japan, while in Europe 50 Hz, due to which European games are often 17% slower.


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Due to this, the American or Japanese version of some games may have been considered technically superior to the European version.


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Examples of region-code-free consoles include the TurboGrafx/PC Engine CD, Neo Geo AES, and Panasonic 3DO.


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The vast majority of hand consoles are region-code-free: the Nintendo 3DS is the only notable exception to the region-locked hand console.


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The earlier Nintendo DS and Nintendo's other hand consoles are region-code-free.


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Retro gaming

Modding Modding, that is, modding console internals, can be used to remove area locking from the console, but modding has other uses as well.


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For example, from a broken console, faulty capacitors can be replaced with new ones, or only a console providing a composite signal can be modified to provide a SCART option.


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Retro gaming

The exact origin of modding is difficult to ascertain, as there is almost no historical documentation of the subject and the concept of modding is not unambiguous.


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[8] Retro gaming communities have formed around retro gaming culture where retro players gather and share their opinions as well as their experiences with different forms of retro gaming.


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Social Media Video service YouTube is actively used by the retro gaming community.


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The most popular retro gaming channels have attracted millions of subscribers and hundreds of millions of views.


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Examples of popular retro game channels include JonTron, Game Grumps, and Cinemassacre.


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Numerous videos evaluating retro games have been uploaded to YouTube.


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Characteristic of many review videos is nasty humor and irony.


Question: What was the most popular video game device of the 1990s?

Retro gaming

The pioneer of the retro game review phenomenon can be considered James Rolfe and the “Angry Video Game Nerd” character he created.


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The humorous retro game reviews uploaded to Youtube by Rolfe in 2006 were the first of their kind.


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Rolfe's increased popularity has led many other YouTube channels to copy his style.


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[3] There are several forums dedicated to retro gaming and gaming collecting, such as Racketboy and NintendoAge, as well as nesretro.com in Finnish.


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Beyond that, many individual platforms such as 3DO, Commodore 64, Neo Geo and PC Engine can find their own forums where similarly minded retro game fans form their own virtual community.


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Retro gaming

Jaakko Suominen has characterised that players' history appears today as a kind of collective memory on internet discussion forums [1].


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The activity and content of the forums vary depending on the community, but typical features include reviews of old games, interviews with designers, instructions on how to pass games, upload possibilities for user-driven content, fan-created games, game music and wallpapers.


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Many sites additionally find a forum where players can chat with each other about different forms of retro gaming.


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[3] Events The annual con events have grown both in size and popularity over the past decade.


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Thanks to these events, players are able to become more familiar with the retro gaming culture.


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Prominent examples of con events include the Classic Gaming Expo (beginning in 1997), the Classic Console & Arcade Game Show (since 2000), and the Midwest Gaming Classic (since 2002).


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[3] Homebrew Homebrew games are new games made for old, defunct platforms.


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Retro gaming

Since the equipment base is this old, the target audience of the games can be considered solely collectors.


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For this reason, the development of games is carried out on a hobby basis, and the release editions are very small.


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Examples of homebrew games include Halo 2600 (Atari 2600), Pier Solar and the Great Architects (Mega Drive/Sega Mega CD), and Razion (Neo Geo).


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Retro gaming

Legal Challenges Digital piracy is a typical characteristic of retro gaming culture.


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However, retro game pirates, in all their illegality, help spread gaming culture and guard against old games.


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Retro gaming

The game industry is less likely to be willing to support retro gamers in maintaining a gaming culture.


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On the contrary, for example, in 2011 SEGA took legal action after fans created a remake of the popular Streets of Rage game (1991).


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Retro gaming

[9] Abandonware Abandonware games, as a rule, refer to old computer games that still have copyright protection, but whose rights holders do not care about enforcing copyright law.


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For example, abandonware games might be so old that gaming houses no longer make money on them.


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Several old computer game studios whose games are distributed on abandonware pages no longer exist, having gone bankrupt over time.


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Emulators Although emulators are not illegal by themselves, unauthorized dissemination of game ROMs over the internet is.


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For legal distribution, permission from the copyright holder would be required, which is usually difficult or even impossible to obtain.


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This is problematic for institutions taking over software retention projects, as legacy software has to be kept locked away for fear of copyright infringement.


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[4] For hobbyists, copyright is not such a big problem because they are protected by relative anonymity and lack of significant benefits.


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Various strategies have been developed to minimize the risk of disclosure, such as sharing legal risk among another party.


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For example, some Apple II emulators do not contain ROMs, but instead give the user instructions on how to obtain them.


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[4] The game industry has tried to interfere with the distribution of emulators by taking legal action, but the original publishers and developers of games have not been particularly interested in how the emulation subculture works.


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[3] The Virtual Game Station, developed by Connectix, was the first major emulator to allow PlayStation games to be played on a desktop computer.


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When the emulator began generating money, Sony, backed by Nintendo and Sega, sued Connectix, but a district judge ruled the emulator did not infringe on Sony's patents or trademarks.


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[10] See also Game console Video game culture Finnish game museum Emulator Abandonware GOG.com Virtual Console Sources on the topic elsewhere Category:Video game culture


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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Coordinates: The Kolmhaara residence is a well-preserved but partially destroyed relic in the sand, mainly associated with the periods of the Jäkärlä group and typical comb pottery culture, as well as the Iron Age.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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It is located in Euran Honkilahti on both sides of the Hinner river in Kolmhaara at the point where the Vaaljoki joins the Hinner River.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Much has been written about the residence and its associated inclination, as red mulch burial became a new concept in archaeology at the time and the discoveries at the residence were considerable too.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

It is one of Finland's most famous Stone Age dwellings.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Radiocarbon dating has been made of campfires on the island of Ovus (4700 BCE, 3550 BCE.


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and 3500 BC.)


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and from the bones of the pasion casket tombs (Iron Age).


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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[1] [2] [3] [4] Ancient habitat in ancient times (4300 BCE.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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After) Munasaari and South Hill were islands in the Gulf of Sea and North Kukkakula again with a protruding beak.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The names are invented by archaeologists and are terrain protuberances belonging to the same sand ridge.


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The residence was located above a 42.5 m elevation curve and according to elevation curves, Pitkäjärvi, a little further east, belonged to the same sea bay along which the islands of the residence lay.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

There was no Hinner river at the time, as Koskeljärvik was part of this sea bay through a strait about 100 metres wide.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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At the mouth of this bay, at a distance of 800 m from the residence north of the river Hinner, Lammila's residence was located.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Lammila can be considered as belonging to the village of Kolmhaara if they were contemporaneous.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

A couple of hundred years earlier, nearby Pyhäjärvi had become a lake.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[5] [6] [7] [3] Kolmhaara belonged to the border of the southwestern Finnish residential district of the Jäkärlä group because its “neighbours” still inhabited the Eurajoki and Köyliönjoki estuaries.


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North of the ridge between Pori and Säkylä, the Kokemäenjoki delta was already inhabited by groups of typical comb ceramics.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The most famous of them inhabited the residence of Pispa.


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[8] Investigations Butcher Väinö Lintovaara (also Lindén) made an announcement on 16 June 1938 about Stone Age finds made in a gravel pit owned by the House of Peree (North Kukkula).


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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After inspection, the area was pacified until 1940, when it was surveyed in July 1940.


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Jorma Leppäaho's assistant was matriculated Ville Luho.


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The following summer, Leppäaho leveled the height of the site and marked the place together with geologist Kalevi Virkkala.


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In May 1947, forest manager Esko Tanner announced that there are also finds in the straight pit (South Hill) of the House of Löyttu (South Hill).


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Since sand was sold from the gravel pit, ordered the Ancient Council Leppäahon and C.


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F. Meinander to carry out excavations at the site in the summer of 1948.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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The excavations were extensive, but there was insufficient money to carry them out.


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Many solid relics found, such as residential pressures, hut bottoms and cookers, remained unexplored.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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They were later destroyed in a gravel run.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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[2] In 1954, national school teacher Valtteri Lyysaari announced new discoveries that Meinander went to check.


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The finds were of interest and the following summer in 1955 he carried out further excavations at two sites.


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They found pit men and a large dwelling bottom.


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Subsequent excavations in 1956 and 1959 were led by Torsten Edgren.


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A subsequent excavation was carried out due to new findings in Lyysaari.


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As a result of the first excavation, stoves were found and the second resulted in four red mulch graves.


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Kolmhaara residence

In 1960 Edgren examined another 10 graves and in 1961 one residential printer and five graves.


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Salvage excavations were carried out in Munasaari in 2002−2004 under the direction of Päivi Kankkunen because the sand pit threatened to collapse.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [4] The north and south hills have been explored from the 1564 m² area, but in the 1940s with quite a rush and poorly.


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Excavations in the 21st century covered another 54 m² more.


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An estimated 1000−2000 m² remained unexplored on the South and North Clock, which were later destroyed by gravel driving.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Much of the egg island is still unexplored.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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[2] [5] Residences South Hill Crossed into South Hill A sand extraction site owned by the found house is located on the north side of the River Hinner within a bend made by the river opposite the branch of the Vaaljoki River.


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The hill is formed by a ridge which also rises 2−3 metres above its surroundings on the North Clock.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The area was almost completely destroyed in the post-war sand run.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The largest number of burials have been found just off the top of the south hill.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[5] [14] North Kukkula The gravel pit on the lands of the House of Peree is located about 300 metres northwest of the South Hill.


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This part of the ridge was also destroyed in the post-war sand run.


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Kolmhaara residence

The north flower, which was in ancient times at the beak of the cape, is the richest area in its findings.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Several settlements are known to have existed there, so the most pottery was found there.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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[5] [15] [3] Munasaari sand pit It is located east of the Vaaljoki River and south of the River Hinner about 150 metres southeast of the South Hill and belongs to the same ridge period with the previous sites.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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Traces of habitation, a red dirt grave and stove bottoms have been found here.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Only test excavations were carried out here first, but in the 2000s there were also thorough excavations on a couple of occasions.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

No flint was encountered from the new excavations, so these sites belonged only to Jäkärlä groups.


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Kolmhaara residence

There is still a lot of this hill left to explore.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[5] [3] [16] [4] Solid Discoveries Pit Dwellings The first two dwelling bases discovered have been quite small.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The first dwelling was 2×4 metres tall and a narrow corridor descended into the dwelling to a depth of 60cm.


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Kolmhaara residence

The size of the second dwelling could not be ascertained, as the sand taking had cut it into shape 6×2 metres.


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Kolmhaara residence

No stoves were found on either of them, but plenty of traces of habitation were found inside them.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

There were so many Jäkärlä pottery that one pot could be assembled almost completely from the pieces (KM 11196:868).


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Kolmhaara residence

No information was found on the roof structures of the housing units.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

All of the cookers found were located outside the settlements.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[15] [2] The several circular settlements on Kodat North Clock were about 8 metres in diameter and 40cm deep from the ground.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

They were orbited by a low faintly distinctive 10−20cm high marginal pole.


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Kolmhaara residence

There may have been a stove in the middle with which the hut is heated.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Luho suspected these formations were the bases of the hut, but there was no time to investigate possible roof structures in the excavations, so the type of settlement remained open.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The floor area was 50 m² with these dimensions, so the floor would have accommodated several families to live in.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

However, one circular dwelling weight studied was 84 m², so it must have been about 10 metres in diameter.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[15] [13] In the area around the North Flower, some 400 metres, additional home bases were found similar to those described above.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

No radiocarbon dating was taken from the sites, so it is not known if they were concurrent.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

The dwellings have belonged to groups of typical comb ceramics who took over the residence after the Jäkärlä group.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

It is attested by the numerous pieces of dishes and flint iscos decorated in the typical style of comb ceramics.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

[15] A 3×3-metre flat paved area topped by two rectangular stoves was found on the South Hill.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Lepäaho speculated that this would be a straight-walled house whose paved floor was found during excavations.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

Some of the stones on the floor were just the size of a fist and shaped like a chicken egg.


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Kolmhaara residence

The radiocarbon age determined from the stove was 2500 years, i.e., when calibrated, the timing of the cooker would be around 600 BCE.. Late Bronze Age pottery had been found on the south hill, so an explanation is entirely possible.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

Kolmhaara residence

There were long and oval petrifs on the North Cottage, but no one has offered explanations for their significance.


Question: Where is Kolmhaara located?

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[2] [15] Stoves The residence examined numerous stoves found in sand and gravel caches.