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LAS-432 Technological Advancements and Their Impact on Society: From the Neolithic Revolution to Modern Music Industry

Study of technological advancements and their societal impacts.

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LAS-432MidtermFebruary 2015LAS-432 Technological Advancements and Their Impact on Society: From theNeolithic Revolution to Modern Music Industry1.Question :(TCO 1) The Neolithic Revolution was a result ofStudent Answer:controlled planting of crops.domestication of animals.development of irrigation systems.All of the aboveInstructorExplanation:See the Week 1 Lecture.Points Received:5 of 5Comments:Question2.Question :(TCO 1) In the NeolithicRevolution, the growth ofcommunities was a result ofStudent Answer:the use of steam as an energy source.farming and the domestication of animals.conquest and settlement.new trade routes to the East.InstructorExplanation:See the Week 1 Lecture.Points Received:5 of 5Comments:Question3.Question :(TCOs 2 & 8) Rapid urbanization in Britain during the 19th century wasthe result ofStudent Answer:new enclosure laws inrural areas.a shift from household production to factory production.

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LAS-432MidtermFebruary 2015a growing dependence upon steam power.All of the aboveInstructorExplanation:See the Week 2 Lecture.Points Received:5 of 5Comments:Question4.Question :(TCOs 2 & 8) Although telephone systems had much in common withtelegraph systems, telephone technology was a more social technologybecauseStudent Answer:the telephone was a user-to-user technology.thetelegraph required trained interpreters as intermediaries.the telegraph networked businesses and agencies.All of the aboveInstructorExplanation:Week 2 Lecture.Points Received:5 of 5Comments:Question5.Question :(TCO 4) One of the characteristics of Wiki art isStudent Answer:it is all the property of Wikipedia.it’s collaborative and ever-changing.that finished pieces are sold on an online forum.that it allowsprofessional artists a new medium.InstructorExplanation:See the Week 4 Lecture.Points Received:5 of 5Comments:
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University
DeVry University
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LAS 432
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Information Technology

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