In What Way Did the Second Industrial Revolution Lead to Greater

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Multiple Choice

In what way did the second industrial revolution lead to greater global economic integration?

• A) The demand for silk and spices increased as people in the North Atlantic region became more prosperous.
• B) Necessary raw materials such as coal and iron had to be exported to Europe's overseas colonies.
• C) The demand for energy led to scouring the world for geothermal power sources.
• D) Necessary raw materials such as rubber, copper, oil, and bauxite were not readily available in the North Atlantic states and had to be imported from overseas.

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Definitions:

Animal Zygote

The initial cell formed when two gamete cells (egg and sperm) are joined by means of sexual reproduction, marking the beginning of a new organism's development.

Haploid Cell

A cell that contains a single set of chromosomes, half the diploid number, typical of gametes.

Gametes

Reproductive cells that unite during sexual reproduction to form a new organism.

Diploid Zygote

The cell formed when two haploid gametes (from each parent) merge during fertilization, containing two complete sets of chromosomes, one from each parent.