PAE(10/16/24): How the development and use of technology influen

How have technological developments altered history?

• By slowing down industrial growth

• By transforming industries and redefining global interactions

• By reducing global interactions

• By maintaining traditional communication methods

How did the telegraph impact warfare in the 19th century?

• It slowed down communication.

• It enabled rapid transmission of strategic information.

• It had no effect on battlefield tactics.

• It was only used for civilian purposes.

What was one effect of the telegraph on journalism?

• It made news reporting slower.

• It allowed news to be reported almost instantly from distant locations.

• It eliminated the need for reporters.

• It was only used for local news.

How did the telegraph influence international relations?

• It had no impact on diplomacy.

• It facilitated faster negotiations between nations.

• It made global trade more difficult.

• It was only used for domestic communication.

What was one of the impacts of the printing press on literacy rates in the 15th century?

• Decreased access to books

• Increased literacy rates

• Limited scientific knowledge

• Reduced cultural exchange

How did the printing press contribute to scientific knowledge in the 15th century?

• By restricting the sharing of ideas

• By making discoveries less accessible

• By accelerating scientific knowledge

• By challenging Church authority

What role did the printing press play in religious reformation?

• It limited the production of religious texts

• It challenged Church authority

• It standardized languages

• It decreased literacy rates

How did the printing press affect the standardization of languages?

• It made spelling and grammar inconsistent

• It helped establish consistent spelling and grammar

• It reduced the need for printed books

• It limited cultural exchange

What was one effect of the printing press on journalism?

• It decreased the production of news sheets

• It led to the rise of journalism

• It limited the availability of pamphlets

• It reduced cultural exchange

How did the printing press influence cultural exchange?

• It made translations of foreign works less available

• It increased the availability of translations

• It restricted the sharing of ideas

• It decreased literacy rates