Internet Censorship
In the 1960’s, the internet was established for the United States government to serve as a way for the armed forces to communicate. In the 1980’s, the government expanded its use to the public. In the 1990’s, use of the internet spread into schools and homes all across the country and across the world (Cozac). Because of its ease of use, the internet has become so popular that many may say that they can’t imagine life without it. By clicking a mouse, anyone can search through billions of pages on any subject and in any language. Students have almost unlimited access to resources that can help with just about any research paper. With all these great features, it’s hard to think that there could be a drawback. The drawback is that there is almost unlimited access to any site; it is possible for children to access obscene, inappropriate, or potentially dangerous material. A question that is being as
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Approximate Word count = 627
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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