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According to the documentary film on New York City, what two technological advances were necessary to produce the skyscrapers that allowed the modern city to grow upward rather than outward?Group of answer choicesElevators and steelConcrete and automobilesPower tools and time clocksAssembly lines and interchangeable parts

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According to the documentary film on New York City, what two technological advances were necessary to produce the skyscrapers that allowed the modern city to grow upward rather than outward?Group of answer choicesElevators and steelConcrete and automobilesPower tools and time clocksAssembly lines and interchangeable parts

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The two technological advances necessary to produce the skyscrapers that allowed the modern city to grow upward rather than outward, according to the documentary film on New York City, were Elevators and steel.

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