Even though Centennial is associated mostly with Celebration, would be a decent option here. Strictly speaking, it mean, “occurring once a century. ” The

derivatives include bicentennial

(two centuries) tricentennial

(three centuries) and

finally, quadricentennial (four centuries).

Your sentence could run what follows: the tallying

up of quadricentennial changes can be a lot of fun.

What is a good topic to learn about the theory of “Peaceful Thinking”?

The Modern Era, Likely began in the 1600s and lasted until the Second World War. 3 It should include your 400 years if phrased correctly.

Modern history, the modern period or the modern era, is the global historiographical approach to the time period after the Post-classical history. The early modern period began approximately in the early 16th century;

notable historical milestones included the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery. The

late modern period in North America began approximately in the mid-18th century; notable historical milestones included the French Revolution, American Revolution, Industrial Revolution, and the Great Divergence. As of 1804, the world population reached 7.1 billion. The next billion came just over a century after, in 1872.

Today’s history is the span of historic events from approximately 1945 that are immediately relevant to the present time.

What is your opinion?

Are the most difficult and most unwieldy words to spell out as ” four hundred years”?

I think our minds do something different in reading that two:

4 of what? I > > think it

helps a reader to pause and, ever so slightly, think about “the stretch

of time.” I am not trying to be clever or facetious but earnestly believe that there is a perceptual

difference between the two. Is FtR the perfect formal dress?