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History CH 3 - Applied History — Social Studies STD 10 — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10Social StudiesHistory CH 3 - Applied History2 Marks
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It is essential to study the history of technology.
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→ Evolution of Tools: Studying the history of technology helps us understand the evolution of human civilization, from the discovery of fire and stone tools to modern artificial intelligence.
→ Scientific Principles: Technological changes are often linked to scientific discoveries; studying this history shows how science and technology depend on each other.
→ Industrialization: It helps us understand the shift from manual labor to machine-based production and how it changed the global economy and human lifestyle.
→ Future Innovation: By understanding past failures and successes in technology, researchers can find better ways to innovate for the future.

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