Question

How does the second half of "History in the Making" contribute to the development of the theme that when people collaborate, great things can be accomplished?

by explaining that several men helped the Wrights lay tracks down in the sand and make the flight happen

by relating stories of John Lee's relationship with his dog Sampson

by describing the enthusiastic reaction of the men on the beach when the plane landed

by mentioning that the Wrights were generous with their praise for those showed up for the flight

Answer 1

The second half of "History in the Making" contributes to the development of the theme that when people collaborate, great things can be accomplished by describing the enthusiastic reaction of the men on the beach when the plane landed and by mentioning that the Wrights were generous with their praise for those who showed up for the flight. These details show that the success of the flight was not just the result of the Wright brothers' efforts, but also the result of a collective effort involving the support and enthusiasm of others. This reinforces the theme that when people collaborate and support one another, great things can be accomplished.