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Take one action that increases your pride. It could be related to your family, assets, culture,

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Answer all parts of the question that follows.

a) Identify ONE way in which the development of new technologies in the twentieth century changed the global economy.

b) Explain ONE similarity in how the development of new medical innovations and agricultural technologies in the twentieth century affected the environment.

c) Explain ONE major change in global culture in the late twentieth century.

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