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Regulating the country's communications infrastructure, ensuring communication technology is compatible with existing technology and assigning frequencies to television, radio, cable, and satellite providers are the roles of the FCC in the US.
<h3>What is the
role of FCC in the US?</h3>
The United States government entity known as the Federal Communications Commission is in charge of upholding the legislation, censorship, and broadcast licenses governing domestic and foreign communications in the country.
Operates as a separate company that is funded by regulatory fines. It was established to take the place of the related Radio Communications Act.
Thus, option A, B and D are correct.
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Answer: North America.
Explanation:
While the first television demonstration took place in 1927, 9% of American households owned a TV in 1950. The number of TV households has dramatically changed by the year 2000, when, according to the estimates, 98% of American households had at least one TV. In 2019, Nielsen's National Television Household Universe found that 119.9 million households owned a TV in season 2018/19.
Darker colors on the map represent the highest television usage. According to the map, the highest rate of television ownership/usage is found in North America.
Answer: The United States would grant independence to the Philippines.
Answer: A
Explanation: country x has ideal land conditions for farming so it would be better for growing wheat. Country y has a strong technology industry making it better for producing smart phones and it is also small and densely populated meaning it would be hard to grow wheat. So if the two countries trade they could both gain something and benefit.
