The Evolution of Computing Technology
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Who is credited with the work on Babbage's Difference Engine?

  • Adam Smith
  • United States Academic Decathlon
  • Great Britain
  • Charles Babbage (correct)
  • Where did early information processing take place?

  • France
  • United States
  • Great Britain (correct)
  • Germany
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    • The text covers the "History of Computers 2023-2024" and focuses on early information processing.
    • It delves into early information processing in Great Britain, the influence of Adam Smith, and the work of Charles Babbage.
    • It specifically mentions Babbage's Difference Engine.

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    Test your knowledge of the history of computers with this United States Academic Pentathlon Social Science quiz for the 2023-2024 season. Explore the evolution of computing technology and its impact on society as you challenge yourself with this educational competition.

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