The History of Computers, Tea

2. a smart and self-taught woman who was also a mathematician and invented "loops".
6. a device created in 2600 BC in which is used for calculation.
8. the Frenchman who invented the loom.
10. a woman who invented COBOL and wrote the first assembly language.
11. a prototype formed by Steven Jobs and Stephen Wozniak in 1976.
12. includes MMX technology and video and audio graphics efficiently.
14. a computer used to fire projectiles for the military in WW2, developed by John Eckert and John Mauchly.
16. a company formed from Hollerith's success and later turned into the International Business Machine.
17. a method created by Herman Hollerith that would arrange censes results faster.
18. based on point o point communication invented by Tim-BernersLee.
19. allowed smaller, cheaper, and faster computers.

1. used notches in wood, knots in rope, and counting stones to calculate the number of supplies and food sources they own and the passing of time.
3. a machine invented by Charles Babbage in which automatically calculates math tables.
4. used to build the Third and Fourth Generation computers.
5. the first mechanical computing machine created by Blaise Pascal.
7. used punched cards to make and follow patterns.
9. builds one of the first most used computers, the 650.
13. a machine that had electromechanics with punched cards combined for input.
15. ancient Romans had to use this method to multiply when numbers went further than multiplication tables.
20. advanced computing allowing similar functionality as a basic computer.