Question

question 12
2 pts
why was the late nineteenth century considered a great age of invention?
president grover cleveland encouraged invention.
more inventions were produced than previously.
the number of inventions decreased in number than previously but had more of a social impact.
computers, cars, and motion pictures were invented then.

Explanation:

The late 19th - century is known as a great age of invention mainly because there was a significant increase in the number of inventions compared to previous periods. President Grover Cleveland was not particularly known for encouraging invention. Also, the number of inventions did not decrease; rather, it increased. And computers were not invented in the late 19th - century.

Answer:

B. More inventions were produced than previously.