The answer is B: The Europeans were trying to convert them to Christianity
The name of the book written by John Naisbitt that looked at the changes occurring in both society and the economy of the 1980s was "<span>b. Megatrends: Ten New Directions Transforming Our Lives," since advocated for a largely radical policy. </span>
Norman Borlaug also known as the "father of the Green Revolution".
As an American engineer he is one of the key contributors to the revolution in agronomy. He was aided by international organizations to tackle low productivity levels in underdeveloped countries such as Mexico. There was a rupture to the traditional methods of harvesting that caused great numbers of starvation caused by famines.
The Green Revolution included developing high yielding types of cereal grains, modernization of irrigation infrastructure, expansion and improved of management techniques. There were also important changes concerning the distribution of hybridized seeds, synthetic fertilizers, and pesticides to regional and local farmers.
Latin America began building its own factories and exporting raw materials, (i think)
Rivers provided all the transportation needs of the plantation and farm owners.
