The ancestor of the Internet was _____.
A) the MILNET
B) the ARPANET
C) Telnet
D) Web 1.0

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The ARPANET was the first operational packet switching network, and its development is considered to be the ancestor of today's Internet. The MILNET was a part of the ARPANET created specifically for military use. Telnet is a networking protocol used for remote access to computer systems, and Web 1.0 refers to the early stage of the World Wide Web. While both Telnet and Web 1.0 played a role in the development of the Internet, they were not direct ancestors like the ARPANET was.

The Ancestor of the Internet Was _____