Chicago World's Fair

a large international exhibition designed to showcase the achievements of nations, featuring cultural displays, technological advancements, and national pavilions, often held in a specific location for a set period, usually three to six months. 

• innovation

• World's Fair

• milestone

• exhibits

a new method, idea, product, etc.

• innovation

• World's Fair

• milestone

• exhibits

a significant point in development

• innovation

• World's Fair

• milestone

• exhibits

to show publicly especially for purposes of competition or demonstration

• innovation

• World's Fair

• milestone

• exhibits

an amusement-park or fairground ride consisting of a giant vertical revolving wheel with passenger cars suspended on its outer edge

• tremendous

• inventions

• inventor

• Ferris Wheel

wonderful; excellent; enormous; immense

• tremendous

• inventions

• inventor

• Ferris Wheel

a person who created a particular process or device or who discovers new ways of doing things as an occupation

• tremendous

• inventions

• inventor

• Ferris Wheel

the action of creating something, typically a process or device.

• tremendous

• inventions

• inventor

• Ferris Wheel

the nickname for the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893

• gas lamps

• patent/patented

• incandescent

• White City

light produced by burning a fuel gas, such as propane, natural gas, or coal gas, directly through a flame

• gas lamp

• patent/patented

• incandescent

• White City