The two principal catalysts for the Information Age have been
A) books and pamphlets.
B) computers and communication networks.
C) movie theaters and public parks.
D) newspapers and magazines.
E) radio and television.

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The Information Age is characterized by the rapid dissemination and processing of vast amounts of information. This would not have been possible without the development of computers and communication networks, which allows for the easy storage, retrieval, and sharing of information. While books, newspapers, magazines, radio, and television were important forms of information dissemination in the past, they do not have the speed or reach of computers and communication networks. Similarly, movie theaters and public parks do not play a significant role in the Information Age.

The Two Principal Catalysts for the Information Age Have Been