The rate of change for most of human history has been________________?
Correct answer: A. slow until the Industrial Revolution then rapid
- A. slow until the Industrial Revolution then rapid
- B. rapid since the beginning of history
- C. unchanged
- D. slow because people are creatures of habit
Explanation
For most of history, technological and social change was relatively slow; the Industrial Revolution greatly accelerated it through mechanisation and industrial production. This makes option a the best description.
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