The Communications Act of 1934 provided a universal service guarantee that providers must offer and maintain ________ cable in rural areas to support small populations.
A) coaxial
B) fiber optic
C) twisted-pair
D) wireless

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The Communications Act of 1934 aimed to ensure universal service, which at the time would have involved technologies like twisted-pair cable for telephone service, rather than coaxial, fiber optic, or wireless technologies, which were either not yet in widespread use or not invented.

The Communications Act of 1934 Provided a Universal Service Guarantee