One line for the world
A 9-second history short: in 1884 delegates from 25 nations met in Washington to choose one prime meridian, and 22 voted for Greenwich. The page quotes the conference's resolutions; an engraved globe turns in the panel, then the number 22 counts up as the matching resolution turns red.
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Example request
Make a 9-second history short about the 1884 conference in Washington where 25 nations chose a single prime meridian. Quote its resolutions, and land on the vote: 22 nations for Greenwich.