Introduction Letter Templates in Word

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who invented writing?

It is widely believed that the Sumerians are the first people to have the first true writing system which emerged around 3500 B.C.E. their writing system then gave birth to other writing systems from the Phoenicians to the Greeks and ultimately the Romans which is the writing system the West is widely familiar with.

What is a post office?

It is a facility that allows for sending and receiving letters and other packages. Employees of the post office then deliver the letters and packages to their intended destination. Post offices served as the primary means of communication back when telephone and radio were not invented yet.

What is a postmaster?

A postmaster is someone who is in charge of a post office, it is his or her responsibility to lead and organize the distribution of mail in their designated area.
 

Do people still rely on post offices?

With the advent of modern communication technologies like mobile phones and computers, the need for post offices have dwindled. However, as long as letters are necessary for formal communication and packages are continually being sent, people will continue to rely on the post office.