Databases that are organized in the form of tables and represent interconnections using foreign keys are called ________.
A) object databases
B) network databases
C) relational databases
D) hierarchical databases

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Databases organized in the form of tables with foreign keys are the characteristics of a relational database. A hierarchical database has a tree-like structure, and a network database is a more complex version of a hierarchical database, both of which do not use tables and foreign keys. Object databases use objects and classes to organize data, which is different from the table-based structure of a relational database.

Databases That Are Organized in the Form of Tables and Represent