What was the goal of the Green Revolution?
A) to increase crop yields through the use of technology and modern agricultural
methods
B) to prevent drought and famine by developing techniques for changing weather
patterns
C) to invent several new types of grains that could be grown throughout Southeast
Asia
D) to decrease world population through education and thereby prevent global
starvation

Sparta faces threats from without and within the city-state who posed these threats.

3. according to oliver, how can the fast food industry with the food revolution? i will give brainliest

What were copernicus’s ideas about the order of the universe deemed to be dangerous to church thinking? (5 points) a.the church was invested in the idea that the earth was at the center of the universe b.copernicus was developing a new religion that would challenge the church c.the church feared his ideas threatened their control of european universities d.copernicus was a follower of luther and therefore could not be trusted