The digital revolution, including the development of the Internet, is considered a turning point in U.S. history primarily because it transformed the ways Americans lived and worked. This transformation includes changes in communication, business practices, access to information, and social interactions, fundamentally altering daily life and the economy.
Why is the digital revolution, including the development of the Internet, considered a turning point in U.S. history?
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• It created new dangers, including privacy issues.
• It caused Americans to spend more time indoors.
• It transformed the ways Americans lived and worked.
• It led to the rise of social networks and instant messaging.
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