One impact of breakthroughs in transportation and communication technologies has been
a. to accelerate the frequency of warfare.
b. to tie ambassadors more closely to their home capitals.
c. to strengthen the worldwide movement in support of a global government.
d. none of the above
Question 2
During the 1920s, the Japanese government
a. was a monarchy in name but was in reality ruled by the military.
b. had as yet no experience with democracy.
c. was far from being a perfect democracy, but it did have a parliamentary system.
d. was moving slowly in the direction of greater democracy as Japan's economy improved.
e. had a parliament that was distinctly antimilitarist but that nevertheless supported a strong army for Japan's defense.
Communication during assessment
Communication as active process
Green technologies
DDT impact on human health
Industrial Waste and the Impact on the Environment
Formation of an Impact Crater