Millennium 20th Century Day by Day - LEARN HISTORY Witness the historic events of the 20th century and bring history to life!
Product Information
From the Wright Brothers’ first flight to the Apollo moon landing…from
the fall of the czar to the fall of the Berlin Wall…from votes for women to
the struggle against apartheid…20th Century Day by Day brings the entire scope
of this amazing era to your computer! Find out about the events that shook the
world - and the people that made them happen.
Experience All 36525 Days of the Most Incredible Century!
Includes
- Over 2 million words of text
- Over 6000 news stories
- 3000 photographs
- Over 100 biographies
- 90 archival sound chips
- 70 videos
Product Features
Thorough Reporting of Important Events!
From the First World War to the war in Kosovo, events that shaped the modern
world are covered in detail complete with overview videos animated maps and
detailed news stories.
Bring History to Life!
Relive events with over 150 archival video and audio clips.
Put History in Perspective!
The scrolling timeline lets you see how different events relate to each other!
Witness Every Day of the Century!
Find out what happened the day you were born or any other day.
Windows Requirements
- Windows 98 Me XP
- 75 MHz Pentium or faster processor
- 32 MB of RAM
- 30 MB free hard disk space
- 640x480 monitor 256 colors
- 8-bit sound card and speakers
- 4X CD-ROM drive
- Mouse
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