From G.I. to Z: A Generational Guide to Technology
About This Book
1 A Communication Revolution: Radio and Telephony Technologies During the G.I. Generation Simon Penso 1.1 Introduction Keywords - The Great War – World War I, a global conflict waged between 1914 and 1918. - 1934 Communications Act – A federal law signed by President Franklin Roosevelt establishing the Federal Communications Commission - American Telephone and Telegraph Co. – A massive telecommunications company co-founded by Alexander Graham Bell in 1885 and still in business today. - Morse cod
| Category | general |
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| Subject | N/A |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 21 |
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| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 2 The Aeroplane, The Automobile, And The G.I. Generation
- 3 Agricultural Technologies During The G.I. Generation
- 4 Military Hardware: Jet Engines and Radar
- 5 Mass Transportation: Chariots & Jets
- 7 The Nuclear Bomb
- 9 The Industrial Revolution of the Home
- 10 Boomers and Birth Control
- 11 The Artificial Heart: Emergence, Progression, and Impact on Society
- 12 Automobiles and Airplanes during the Baby Boomer Generation
- 13 Effects of Technological Advances in the Military on Baby Boomer Generation
- 15 Energy Crises and Technologies
- 17 The Rockin Entertainment Technology of Generation X
- 20 Communication Technologies of Generation X
- 21 The New Age of Home Computers
- 22 The Global Positioning System
- 24 At Home Gaming Consoles
- 25 Internet’s Impact on Millennials
- 26 Security Screening in Airports
- 28 Zoom
- 29 The Rise of the Virtual World
- 31 Smartphones and Cellular Data