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1.
Potential technological developments in the future:
A) will not occur because we will all know all we need to.
B) will not occur because we will all fear to learn more.
C) are limited only bythe imagination.
D) will not prove unnecessary.
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2.
The supply of natural resources depends on:
A) the type of technology we have.
B) only geographicalfactors.
C) economic planning more than technology.
D) social availability more than technology.
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3.
Musket manufacture was important in the development of the ideaof interchangeability of parts.
A) True
B) False
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4.
Technology is the universe of tools, means, and methods through which we interact with our environment.
A)True
B) False
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5.
Interchangeability and mass production in an assembly line:
A) decreased the price of a car in the 1920s.
B) in general increased the statusand pay of skilled workers.
C) increased the cost of arms and ended all wars.
D) increased the price of a car in the 1920s.
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6.
The process of canning foods wasinitially motivated by a desire for increased military success.
A) True
B) False
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7.
Advances in machine technology progressively decrease total jobopportunities and total employment.
A) True
B) False
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8.
Ultimately, advances in machine technology tend to:
A) reduce how much people can buy.
B) create new employmentopportunities.
C) increase prices.
D) increase cost.
Points Earned: | 0.0/5.0 | |

9.
Thanks to a U.N. climate summit in 2009, much of the world operates under a global treaty to attemptto slow down global warming.
A) True
B) False
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10.
The Napoleonic Wars helped the process of American industrialization.
A) True
B) False
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