History 4: Student Guide, Part 2
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- Synopsis
- "Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. "
- Copyright:
- 2013
Book Details
- Book Quality:
- Excellent
- Book Size:
- 252 Pages
- ISBN-13:
- 9781601533173
- Publisher:
- K12 Inc
- Date of Addition:
- 12/24/14
- Copyrighted By:
- K12 Inc
- Adult content:
- No
- Language:
- English
- Has Image Descriptions:
- No
- Categories:
- History, Nonfiction, Textbooks
- Grade Levels:
- Fourth grade
- Submitted By:
- 170
- Proofread By:
- 170
- Usage Restrictions:
- This is a copyrighted book.