The beginning of the Green Revolution can be traced back to this manâ€™s efforts to teach farmers in Mexico to increase their crop yields.

a. Philo Farnsworth

b. Jonas Salk

c. Norman Borlaug

d. Marshall McLuhan

In Africa, how did most of the European colonies achieve their independence?

through the use of civil disobedience

through armed struggle and resistance

peacefully, with little violence

by going to war with their own rulers

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28 February, 03:31

The beginning of the Green Revolution can be traced back to this manâ€™s efforts to teach farmers in Mexico to increase their crop yields.

a. Philo Farnsworth

b. Jonas Salk

c. Norman Borlaug

d. Marshall McLuhan

In Africa, how did most of the European colonies achieve their independence?

through the use of civil disobedience

through armed struggle and resistance

peacefully, with little violence

by going to war with their own rulers

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1. The correct answer is C. Norman Borlaug is the father of the Green Revolution and is responsible for developing a strain of wheat that improved crop yields.

2. Most countries in Africa achieved independent through some sort of organized military resistance.