The text's authors contend that early-nineteenth-century Americans "were more interested in practical gadgets than in pure science," and it is widely believed that Americans have always had a love affair with technology.What political, economic, and social factors would account for this asserted long-standing American love affair with technology?

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The Text's Authors Contend That Early-Nineteenth-Century Americans "Were More Interested