How did George Stephenson's invention change the world?
A) The weapons technology advanced rapidly after his invention, as a model for all societies to follow.
B) Incredible medical advancements were made due to Stephenson's breakthrough.
C) England became littered with rail to transport goods and passengers faster than ever, setting an example for the world to follow.
D) Factories and the condition of the workers were improved drastically due to this invention.
E) None of these
C
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What was President Nixon's involvement in the Watergate break-in?
A. Nixon ordered the break-in and participated in the cover-up. B. Nixon had no prior knowledge of the break-in but participated in the cover-up. C. Nixon had no prior knowledge of the break-in and did not participate in the cover-up. D. Nixon ordered the break-in but did not participate in the cover-up.
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