Which technologies supported the development of residential suburbs and nuclear families?O The automobile, televisions, and atomic technology.O Motion pictures (movies), the modem, and the PCR Machine.O Atomic technologies, the soil pulverizer, and Garret Morgan's traffic light.O The automobile, the telegraph, and mainframe computers.O Domestic technologies like the vacuum cleaner, the telegraph, and arc lights.QUESTION 10The Military Industrial Education complex helped create which two technologies?O Atomic weapons and the computerO The computer and the skyscraperO The steam engine and the skyscraperO Plastic and hair curlersO The automobile and atomic weaponsQUESTION 11How did hobbyists affect the development of the computer?They helped design better processing systems for the computerThey helped design better interfaces such as the monitor, mouse, keyboard, and speakersO Hobbyists did not affect the development of the computerO They applied for government grants to fund computer researchThey purchased many computers and created a demand for computing technology

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Which technologies supported the development of residential suburbs and nuclear families? O The automobile, televisions, and atomic technology. O Motion pictures (movies), the modem, and the PCR Machine. O Atomic technologies, the soil pulverizer, and Garret Morgan's traffic light. O The automobile, the telegraph, and mainframe computers. O Domestic technologies like the vacuum cleaner, the telegraph, and arc lights.

Which technologies supported the development of residential suburbs and nuclear families? O The automobile, televisions, and atomic technology. O Motion pictures (movies), the modem, and the PCR Machine. O Atomic technologies, the soil pulverizer, and Garret Morgan's traffic light. O The automobile, the telegraph, and mainframe computers. O Domestic technologies like the vacuum cleaner, the telegraph, and arc lights.

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