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Since the 1800s, the United States has evolved Multiple Choice straight from an agricultural economy to an information technology economy. from a business-to-business economy to a business-to-consumer economy. from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing economy to a service-oriented economy. from a manufacturing economy to a service economy, to a cottage economy, and now we are trending back to an agricultural economy.

          Since the 1800s, the United States has evolved
Multiple Choice
straight from an agricultural economy to an information technology economy.
from a business-to-business economy to a business-to-consumer economy.
from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing economy to a service-oriented economy.
from a manufacturing economy to a service economy, to a cottage economy, and now we are trending back to an agricultural economy.
        
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Since the 1800s, the United States has evolved
Multiple Choice
straight from an agricultural economy to an information technology economy.
from a business-to-business economy to a business-to-consumer economy.
from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing economy to a service-oriented economy.
from a manufacturing economy to a service economy, to a cottage economy, and now we are trending back to an agricultural economy.

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Since the 1800 s, the United States has evolved Multiple Choice straight from an agricultural economy to an information technology economy. from a business-to-business economy to a business-to-consumer economy. from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing economy to a service-oriented economy. from a manufacturing economy to a service economy, to a cottage economy, and now we are trending back to an agricultural economy. Since the 1800s,the United States has evolved Multiple Choice straight from an agricultural economy to an information technology economy. from a business-to-business economy to a business-to-consumer economy. from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing economy to a service-oriented economy. from a manufacturing economy to a service economy, to a cottage economy, and now we are trending back to an agricultural economy.
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00:01 The answer to the question is as follows.
00:02 So the concept of industrial agriculture implies increased use of farmlands to produce the highest yields, highest yields possible to gain profit, gain profit and support and support human food needs whereas if we talk about horticulture horticulture is basically the culturing of fruits so in this respective cases the correct answers are first is option d that is practicing farming involving mechanization then second is option a that is cultivation strategy with non -intention use, non -intensive use of land and labor...
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