In what way did the Internet revolution reinforce the disparity between haves and have-nots in the 1990s?
A) Only people living in the West had the skills or expensive hardware to use the Internet.
B) Many governments imposed heavy taxes on using the Internet,so only wealthy people could afford to shop online.
C) Large numbers of the world's people,especially in poor or rural areas,did not have access to the Internet.
D) Use of the Internet required knowledge of English,which many people in poor countries did not have.

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Despite the growing popularity of the Internet in the 1990s, access to it was limited for many people around the world, particularly those living in poor or rural areas. This reinforced the disparity between those who had access to the Internet and those who did not, as the digital divide continued to widen.

In What Way Did the Internet Revolution Reinforce the Disparity