The Age of Electric refers to the period in history when electricity became a primary source of energy, transforming industries, homes, and daily life. This era began in the late 19th century with the invention of the electric light bulb by Thomas Edison and the development of electrical power systems. It marked a shift from steam and coal to electric power, leading to innovations in communication, transportation, and manufacturing. As electricity spread, it enabled the rise of modern conveniences such as home appliances, telecommunications, and public transportation. The Age of Electric laid the foundation for the technological advancements we experience today, influencing everything from computers to renewable energy sources.