'Tiny rooms' presentation slideshows

Microscopes and the Cell Theory

All About Cells. Microscopes and the Cell Theory. Microscopes of Today. At lot of times, when we think of a object, we think of it as it is today. For example, a cell phone. Cell Phones. So when we think of cell phones, we think of the ones we see today.

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The Cell and Cell Theory

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Hardships of Early Industrial Life

Hardships of Early Industrial Life. Chapter 7 Section 3. The Industrial Revolution brought great riches to most of the entrepreneurs who helped set in motion. However, the industrial age brought poverty and harsh living conditions to the millions of workers who crowded into the new factories.

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Cells

Cells. Cells. The smallest unit that can carry on life processes Robert Hooke discovered cells in 1665 Observed dead cork cells and thought they looked like tiny rooms. Cells. Antone Van Leeuwenhoek invented a microscope in 1673 First person to observe living cells. Schleiden.

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Cell History

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