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- Author:Mark Lambert
- ISBN:1852103159
- ISBN13:978-1852103156
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- Publisher:Hodder Wayland (December 1, 1988)
- Pages:48 pages
- Subcategory:Geography & Cultures
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Twentieth Century Transport (The Twentieth Century). In this series a wide variety of topics are discussed, following their progression and development during the 20th century
Twentieth Century Transport (The Twentieth Century). In this series a wide variety of topics are discussed, following their progression and development during the 20th century. This book provides an overview of transport in the 20th century from the horse and carriage to driverless trains. At the beginning of the century many forms of transport were in existence but in the period before World War I the development of the internal combustion engine revolutionized transport.
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Communication in Ancient Times. Communication continued to improve in the 20th century. In 1901 Marconi sent a radio message across the Atlantic. The first means of communication was, of course, the human voice but about 3,200 BC writing was invented in Iraq and Egypt. It was invented about 1,500 BC in China. The Chinese invented printing with blocks in the 6th century AD but the first known printed book was the Diamond Sutra of 686. In Europe in the mid-15th century Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, which made books much cheaper and allowed newspapers to be invented.
The electromechanical vibrator originated in the late nineteenth century as a device for medical therapy. In the first three decades of the twentieth century, however, marketing of vibrators as consumer appliances became pervasive
The electromechanical vibrator originated in the late nineteenth century as a device for medical therapy. In the first three decades of the twentieth century, however, marketing of vibrators as consumer appliances became pervasive. Ads appeared in the pages of The New York Times and Scientific American and plastered street cars. Companies marketed vibrators to grandparents, mothers, infants, and young adults. Vibrators are widely sold today, however, as instruments for masturbation, a use that was rarely mentioned but well known before World War II.
Spotlight on Early Twentieth Century. REF 90. 2 LAM 20th Century Communications, Mark Lambert. 2 LAN 20th Century Sports, Andrew Langley. American Life 1900-1950’s. A Pathfinder for 8th Grade Social Studies Classes. The early part of the twentieth century in America was an integral time in our country’s history because life as people knew it changed dramatically. Scientific advances, global politics and events, communication, along with social and political movements impacted not only our country, but the entire world.
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Atlantic Communications examines the development of communications technology and its impact on German-American relations from the seventeenth to the twentieth century. How was different media used or abused politically? How did the structure and process of Atlantic communication change?
20th TWENTIETH CENTURY FICTION Discusses about 20th century fiction and . Twentieth century fiction
20th TWENTIETH CENTURY FICTION Discusses about 20th century fiction and its influence on society, political and intellectual environment. Twentieth century fiction. Fred B. Millet, in his book Contemporary British Literature, states that the physical environment in which the men of letter and artists live conditions their production in the most intimate and elusive of ways. In this respect the twentieth century novelists are of no exception