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The document summarizes the history and development of the calendar. Early calendars like the Egyptian calendar were not scientifically accurate and did not match the length of the solar year. Julius Caesar reformed the Roman calendar in 45 BC to be 365 days but it was still inaccurate. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII established the Gregorian calendar which is still used today and is more accurate by having a leap year every 4 years except for years divisible by 100 but not 400.
The document summarizes the history and development of the calendar. Early calendars like the Egyptian calendar were not scientifically accurate and did not match the length of the solar year. Julius Caesar reformed the Roman calendar in 45 BC to be 365 days but it was still inaccurate. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII established the Gregorian calendar which is still used today and is more accurate by having a leap year every 4 years except for years divisible by 100 but not 400.
The document summarizes the history and development of the calendar. Early calendars like the Egyptian calendar were not scientifically accurate and did not match the length of the solar year. Julius Caesar reformed the Roman calendar in 45 BC to be 365 days but it was still inaccurate. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII established the Gregorian calendar which is still used today and is more accurate by having a leap year every 4 years except for years divisible by 100 but not 400.
It is ___(1)___ to understand ___(2)___ calendar we ___(3)___ today. It
___(4)___ not always ___(5)___ easy. People ___(6)___ to try ___(7)___ thousands of ___(8)___ before they ___(9)___ how to ___(10)___ together days, ___(11)___, months, and ___(12)___. ___(13)___ than 2,000 ___(14)___ ago, scientists ___(15)___ Egypt made ___(16)___ calendar. There ___(17)___ ten days ___(18)___ a week, ___(19)___ weeks in ___(20)___ month, and ___(21)___ months in ___(22)___ year. This ___(23)___ showed a ___(24)___ to count ___(25)___ and months, ___(26)___ it was ___(27)___ scientific. It ___(28)___ not matter ___(29)___ many days ___(30)___ in a ___(31)___, or in ___(32)___ month; any ___(33)___ can be ___(34)___. No one, ___(35)___, can decide ___(36)___ long a ___(37)___ or a ___(38)___ should be. ___(39)___ day is ___(40)___ exact length ___(41)___ time it ___(42)___ the earth ___(43)___ turn around ___(44)___ time. A ___(45)___ is the ___(46)___ of time ___(47)___ earth takes ___(48)___ travel around ___(49)___ sun one ___(50)___. The Egyptians ___(51)___ not think ___(52)___ theses scientific ___(53)___. For them, ___(54)___ of their ___(55)___ months made ___(56)___ year, but ___(57)___ days do ___(58)___ make a ___(59)___ year. What ___(60)___ they do ___(61)___ this problem? ___(62)___ made a ___(63)___ holiday at ___(64)___ end of ___(65)___ year. But ___(66)___ adding five ___(67)___ did not ___(68)___ the Egyptian’s ___(69)___ calendar right. ___(70)___ takes the ___(71)___ a little ___(72)___ than 365 ___(73)___ to travel ___(74)___ the sun. ___(75)___ be exact, ___(76)___ takes 365 ___(77)___, 5 hours, ___(78)___ minutes and ___(79)___ seconds. For ___(80)___ long time ___(81)___ did not ___(82)___ these extra ___(83)___ and minutes ___(84)___ seconds. It ___(85)___ like using ___(86)___ watch that ___(87)___ slow. The ___(88)___ calendar was ___(89)___ than the ___(90)___ sun year. ___(91)___ four years ___(92)___ was about ___(93)___ day behind, ___(94)___ forty years ___(95)___ calendar was ___(96)___ days a ___(97)___ Egyptian week ___(98)___ the sun. ___(99)___ years later ___(100)___ Rome, Julius ___(101)___ tried to ___(102)___ the calendar. ___(103)___ thought that ___(104)___ year should ___(105)___ 365 days ___(106)___ 6 hours ___(107)___. He added ___(108)___ extra day ___(109)___ four years. ___(110)___ year with ___(111)___ extra day ___(112)___ called leap ___(113)___. The year ___(114)___ really, 365 ___(115)___, 5 hours, ___(116)___ minutes and ___(117)___ seconds long. ___(118)___ Caesar’s calendar ___(119)___ almost twelve Saya Lwin Mg ___(120)___ too fast. ___(121)___ minutes is ___(122)___ much, but ___(123)___ the year ___(124)___ scientists showed ___(125)___ the calendar ___(126)___ about 10 ___(127)___ faster than ___(128)___ sun. Pope ___(129)___ XIII wanted ___(130)___ make a ___(131)___ plan. It ___(132)___ easy to ___(133)___ 10 days ___(134)___ from the ___(135)___. This made ___(136)___ right with ___(137)___ sun again. ___(138)___ was still ___(139)___ problem: how ___(140)___ keep the ___(141)___ right in ___(142)___ future, year ___(143)___ year. Scientists ___(144)___ one way ___(145)___ then they ___(146)___ another. Finally ___(147)___ decided to ___(148)___ to have ___(149)___ fourth year ___(150)___ a leap ___(151)___. Then they ___(152)___ the problem ___(153)___ the calendar ___(154)___ too fast. ___(155)___ made a ___(156)___ to take ___(157)___ three days ___(158)___ 400 years. ___(159)___ year ending ___(160)___ 00 is ___(161)___ a leap ___(162)___ unless it ___(163)___ be divided ___(164)___ by 400. ___(165)___ year 1600 ___(166)___ a leap ___(167)___, but 1700, ___(168)___ and 1900 ___(169)___ not. The ___(170)___ 2000 was ___(171)___ leap year. ___(172)___ is the ___(173)___ we use ___(174)___. Our calendar ___(175)___ for Pope ___(176)___,is called ___(177)___ Gregorian Calendar. ___(178)___ is not ___(179)___ exact. It ___(180)___ 26 seconds ___(181)___ each year ___(182)___ sun time. ___(183)___ calendar will ___(184)___ be fast ___(185)___ a whole ___(186)___ for at ___(187)___ 3,000 years. Saya Lwin Mg
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