"The telephone is a curious device that might fairly find place in the magic of Arabian Tales. Of what use is such an invention?
Well, there may be occasions of state when it is necessary for officials who are far apart to talk with each other." How did society feel about the changes occurring as a result of the Second Industrial Revolution? I THINK it might be C but I'm not sure..
a. People believed that new technologies would mean the destruction of the current way of life.
b. People embraced and eagerly awaited the changes that took place as a result of new inventions.
c. People were uncertain about the potential impact of new inventions on the future of American business and daily life.
d. People immediately saw the practicality and usefulness of new inventions on everyday processes and routines.
The answer is C. People were uncertain about the potential impact of new inventions on the future of American business and daily life. I took the pretest on FLVS U.S. History, and it was correct. Hope this helps!
It called for the removal of Jewish influences from German
language and literature. This was in
line with Nazi propaganda to keep the German race pure. The fact that it
promoted that message was a warning sign for the Jews that they are now in
danger.
