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How does a water-driven corn mill work?
a. Water from a ditch turns the wheel, which crushes the grain into flour.
b. They are located under large waterfalls, which splash over the water wheel.
c. Oxen are tied to a mill stone and water is placed in front of then, but out of reach.
d. People in the community take turns pouring water over the wheel to make it turn.
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im not sure sorry
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d. i think but tell me if im right
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The mail and it’s machinery are powered by the force of gravity as water pours over the water wheel and cause it to turn the main shaft of the water wheel enters the mail in the basement where the complex assortment of oak rink years in chefs mesh together to power machinery located on all fours floors of the mill
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