What was the goal of the Green Revolution?

A) to increase crop yields through the use of technology and modern agricultural

methods

B) to prevent drought and famine by developing techniques for changing weather

patterns

C) to invent several new types of grains that could be grown throughout Southeast

Asia

D) to decrease world population through education and thereby prevent global

starvation

All the option applies A, B,C, and D

Explanation:

A) to increase crop yields through the use of technology and modern agricultural  methods

B) to prevent drought and famine by developing techniques for changing weather  patterns

C) to invent several new types of grains that could be grown throughout Southeast  Asia

D) to decrease world population through education and thereby prevent global  starvation

To increase crop yields through the use of technology and modern agricultural methods

Reason being is because I chose letter choice "D." for my test and got it wrong. The only other answer that makes since is letter "A."

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