Appellation
There are also several derivative appellations in history. For instance, Pericles was a prominent and influential Greek statesman, orator, and general of Athens during its golden age from 429 B.C. to 499 B.C. and was profoundly influential. During his age, the country progressed, art and literature were cherished, and his order built many significant projects. We refer to his era as the brightest of Greece, and therefore, his era is called the Pericles era.
Some argue that the age of Atom then followed the age of electricity. Now, we are in this era, and as one may see, major scientific affairs revolve around this topic.