How does President Kennedy frame the history of progress in this speech? A He condenses the past 50,000 years of human history to showcase the rapidity of recent technological progress.
B He condenses the past 50,000 years of human history to highlight America’s major part in recent progress and industrialization.
C He compares the shortness of known human history to the lengthiness of pre-history, effectively showing us that the future is a wide expanse to be found in space.
D He compares the shortness of known human history to the lengthiness of pre-history, effectively showing us that progress as we know it has just started.