The 5 W's
ebook ∣ When?: An Omnium-Gatherum of the Garden of Eden & the Macintosh Apple, the Fruit-of-the-Month & the Seventh-Inning Stretch, the Summer of Love & April Fool's Day & More of Life's Milestones · The 5 W's Series
By Erin McHugh
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A collection of trivia about eras in history, what time has brought us, and when events and inventions that you always wonder about took place.
When . . . Did a bank put out first ATM? Were the three major attacks of the Bubonic Plague? Were the amendments of the Bill of Rights enacted? Travel through different eras for a glimpse of what each period has brought us and get a fun and all-inclusive overview of landmark events that's irresistibly intriguing.
When was . . .
. . . the shortest war in history? In 1896, when Zanzibar lost a war to England that lasted all of forty-five minutes.
. . . the world's oldest lake formed? Between twenty-five and thirty million years ago. Located in southeastern Siberia, Lake Baikal holds more than 20 percent of the world's fresh water.
. . . the first bicycle built? About 1790, by Count Mede de Sivrac. It consisted of two wheels joined by a wooden beam, and the rider pushed with his feet.
When . . . Did a bank put out first ATM? Were the three major attacks of the Bubonic Plague? Were the amendments of the Bill of Rights enacted? Travel through different eras for a glimpse of what each period has brought us and get a fun and all-inclusive overview of landmark events that's irresistibly intriguing.
When was . . .
. . . the shortest war in history? In 1896, when Zanzibar lost a war to England that lasted all of forty-five minutes.
. . . the world's oldest lake formed? Between twenty-five and thirty million years ago. Located in southeastern Siberia, Lake Baikal holds more than 20 percent of the world's fresh water.
. . . the first bicycle built? About 1790, by Count Mede de Sivrac. It consisted of two wheels joined by a wooden beam, and the rider pushed with his feet.
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