Unlike the trade routes of the classical era, the Internet does not:

A. enable people to conduct business outside of their local area.

B. facilitate communication and cultural exchange over great distances.

C. originate from a central capital of a specific civilization.

D. allow people from different ethnic groups to interact with one another.

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Emilia Byrd

30 November, 06:35

Unlike the trade routes of the classical era, the Internet does not:

A. enable people to conduct business outside of their local area.

B. facilitate communication and cultural exchange over great distances.

C. originate from a central capital of a specific civilization.

D. allow people from different ethnic groups to interact with one another.

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Jean Mcclure · Answer 1

Unlike the trade routes of the classical era, the Internet does not " C. originate from a central capital of a specific civilization", since anyone with a computer and an Internet connection can communicate with anyone with the same connection anywhere in the world.