The Significance of the 1892 World's Columbian Exposition Was

question 25

Multiple Choice

The significance of the 1892 World's Columbian Exposition was

• A) That it was the first time the world came together for a massive public educational event.
• B) That it showcased fifty years of industrial development and technological progress.
• C) That the nation's leaders met in the District of Columbia to seek solutions to difficult industrial working conditions.
• D) That women were among the many exhibitors.
• E) None of these choices

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