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What was one of the original reasons the government had for creating the internet
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What was one of the original reasons the government had for creating the internet
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if im correct it would be A., hope i could help out also very extremely sorry if you get it wrong
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The answer is D. To create a way to exchange data between research computers. It's easier to email data then try to send it in the mail, mostly because that takes longer and birds aren't used as a mode of mail transportation anymore
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