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Answer оne (1) оf the fоllowing questions in аn essаy. Use specific evidence аnd examples to support your answers. Be sure to think globally. Humans and the environment: Explain the most significant features of the interaction between humans and their environment during the period 1500-present. How did this interaction change over time? Notes and recommendations (specific) How do you define “significant”? Be sure to explain and defend your choice of criteria. Don’t just state or assert it! Be sure to think globally! Consider non-human actors and factors. Not all cases for significance need focus on humans! The big picture: Is the world a better place in 2024 than it was in 1500? Notes and recommendations (specific) How do you define “better”? Be sure to explain and defend your choice of criteria. Don’t just state or assert it! Demonstrate both the global impact of your examples and evidence and your reasoning for assigning a value judgment to them. For example, when answering this prompt, many note that most BYU students possess devices (smartphones) which allow nearly instantaneous access to an enormous amount of information as well as the ability to communicate with others across the globe in ways unimaginable in 1500. This is definitely a difference between 1500 and 2024 and potentially a very significant one! But, to make this observation as persuasive and compelling as possible one would need to do at least two things: Demonstrate the global extent of this phenomenon. How many people in the world possess smartphones (and the reliable infrastructure to use them)? Are BYU students representative or exceptional in this regard? Note that as you focus on a specific element or example—smartphone technology, access to clean water, literacy, or a host of other possibilities—you may have to do a little extra research to explore and demonstrate this global extent; Clearly and persuasively explain why this is a good (or a bad) thing! Is instant access to information and communication a good thing? Why? Are there potential downsides to this seemingly miraculous technology (a conclusion that a growing amount of research would seem to support)? Demonstrate that you have carefully thought about both sides of the question (higher level thinking skills) Consider non-human actors and factors. Not all cases for significance (or improvement or decline) need focus on humans!