Question

How does the narrator of "History in the Making" develop the viewpoint that the Wright brothers are pioneers?

Answer 1

The narrator develops the point of view that the Wright brothers were pioneers by showing the historical importance of the Wright brothers' first flight, as shown in the first answer option.

We can arrive at this answer because:

• "History in the Making" shows the importance of the Wright brothers in aviation and US history.
• That's because they were the first people to be able to lift flight using a vehicle.
• The brothers built a glider, which when launched managed to maintain a steady flight and land safely.

Their flight was the world's first human-made flight, which made them pioneers in aviation. Thus, when portraying the importance of this flight in world history, the author develops the idea that they were the first to achieve such a feat.

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