Answer:
C. Machine power.
Explanation:
The Industrial Revolution was a period that began in the 18th century till the 19th century. This period marked a shift ffrom agrarian form of living to industrialized form of living, and from rural cities to the urban cities.
<u>The Industrial Revolution brought a shift from small shops to the large factories, </u><u>from human power to machine power</u><u>, agricultural to industrial. </u><u>The human power during this period was substituted with the machine power as many new technologies were being invented which could do the work faster than human hands and more productively</u>.
So, the correct answer is option C.
According to the optimistic scenario, the South will abandon its military dictatorships and progress toward democracy as a means of gaining acceptance into the international community.
Democracy, a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a State.
The answer in the space provided that gave them the view of
which their world is a marketplace than of confining their own self as a single
country is the lower barrier to trade and investment because when they engage
to this, their firm are likely to view the world as their market than a single
country.
Answer: Experimental
Explanation:
Experimental study is the study in which researcher has some control over the variables where he can experiment and test over the groups. Observational study provides no control to researcher .He can only observe the process.
According to the question, study conducted by farmer is experimental as farmer has the control over quantity variable of land , grouping choice of crop etc.He is dividing the land equally in four parts,sowing same crops into 4 groups in each piece depicts that he is testing or experimenting everything equally.
<span>Labor
was divided among the Eastern Woodlands people by having men hunt animals
and some of them fished in the lakes and rivers, while most of the women
prepared food and used the animal skins to make clothing and moccasins.</span>
