Unlike the trade routes of the classical era, the Internet does not.

A. enable people to conduct business outside of their local area.

B. allow people from different ethnic groups to interact with one another.

C. originate from a central capital of a specific civilization.

D. facilitate communication and cultural exchange over great distances.

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Ashlee Patterson

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29 March, 13:01

Unlike the trade routes of the classical era, the Internet does not.

A. enable people to conduct business outside of their local area.

B. allow people from different ethnic groups to interact with one another.

C. originate from a central capital of a specific civilization.

D. facilitate communication and cultural exchange over great distances.

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Sasha Fischer · Answer 1

Unlike the trade routes of the classical era, the Internet does not " C. originate from a central capital of a specific civilization" since any country, state, person, etc. with an internet connection can communicate through the internet.