Question

1. the term green revolution is used to describe a. tensions between developing and developed nations b. heavy reliance on manual labor in agriculture c. protests against environmental destruction caused by industry d. development of new types of grain and new methods of growing them 2. the main goal of the green revolution was to a. prevent further destruction of the worlds rain forests b. solve chronic food shortages through the use of technology c. expand the economies of developing nations with foreign investment d. insure that foreign aid was received by people with the greatest need 3. the green revolution of the 1960s resulted in a. the destruction of large industrial enterprises b. a decrease in world agricultural output c. an increase in food output in many developing nations d. improvements in human genetic engineering

Explanation:

1. The Green Revolution involved the development of new high - yielding grain varieties and modern farming methods.
2. Its main goal was to increase food production to address chronic food shortages using technology.
3. It led to an increase in food output in many developing nations.

Answer:

1. d. development of new types of grain and new methods of growing them
2. b. solve chronic food shortages through the use of technology
3. c. an increase in food output in many developing nations