It is the only one that makes the most logical sense. To explain, of course, the internet will continue to become more important in our lives as life goes on... option A reflects that.
The fact that internet accessibility will decrease isn't likely if we assume technology becomes more advanced and the economy continues to grow and access to tech becomes easier as it is more common.
Again, assuming the internet evolves and is improved (as is likely), Internet speed shouldn't go down as more people use the Internet.
Digital journalists may still be a thing. Regardless, this question isn't really the most directly related to tech and the gov meaning it isn't likely to be an answer.
<span> General Eisenhower He rose to become the first republican president after the great depression, and is reputed for overseeing a period of restraint and economic stability. </span>
Paul Revere rode on horseback to Lexington where he meet up with another rider. He also had lanterns put in the tower of the North Church in Boston using the code 1 if by land 2 if by sea
The cost of a human life
The evil nature of men towards each other
The search for children who had been sold
The quick passage of time in the life of a child
