Below, on the left, you will find a partial outline for a speech. On the right are the subpoints to complete the outline. Please insert the subpoints where they belong in the outline. You can abbreviate (for example: if it is a date, just put the date: 1923.) I. II. A. B. C. D. A. B. More than 20 years passed from the time the Golden Gate bridge was proposed to the time it opened. Now 75 years old, the Golden Gate bridge remains a marvel of modern engineering. 1. 2. 1. Ni 2. Today, those towers make it the world's third tallest suspension bridge. Construction finally began in 1933 and ended in 1937. The span between to the two towers is 4,200 feet. At the time it was built, the Golden Gate was also the longest suspension bridge in the world. In 1923, the state of California passed legislation authorizing construction of the bridge. Its two towers rise almost 750 feet above the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Once construction of the bridge was authorized, it took ten years to approve the design and financing. That span makes it the ninth longest suspension bridge in the world today. At the time it was built, the Golden Gate was the tallest suspension bridge in the world. The bridge was originally proposed in 1916 but faced years of legal hurdles.

Below, on the left, you will find a partial outline for a speech. On the right are the subpoints to complete the outline. Please insert the subpoints where they belong in the outline. You can abbreviate (for example: if it is a date, just put the date: 1923.) I. II. A. B. C. D. A. B. More than 20 years passed from the time the Golden Gate bridge was proposed to the time it opened. Now 75 years old, the Golden Gate bridge remains a marvel of modern engineering. 1. 2. 1. Ni 2. Today, those towers make it the world's third tallest suspension bridge. Construction finally began in 1933 and ended in 1937. The span between to the two towers is 4,200 feet. At the time it was built, the Golden Gate was also the longest suspension bridge in the world. In 1923, the state of California passed legislation authorizing construction of the bridge. Its two towers rise almost 750 feet above the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Once construction of the bridge was authorized, it took ten years to approve the design and financing. That span makes it the ninth longest suspension bridge in the world today. At the time it was built, the Golden Gate was the tallest suspension bridge in the world. The bridge was originally proposed in 1916 but faced years of legal hurdles.