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how did the internal combustion engine impact society
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The internal combustion engine (ICE) has had a monumental impact on society, driving advancements in transportation and industries since its inception in the 19th century. By efficiently converting chemical energy from fuel into mechanical work, ICEs powered the first automobiles, altering how we navigate geography and leading to the development of extensive road networks. This revolutionized logistics and trade, enabling faster movement of goods and fostering economic growth. Additionally, it shifted urban planning and contributed to suburban sprawl, reflecting a newfound mobility. However, this innovation also ushered in environmental challenges, including pollution and a heavy reliance on fossil fuels, sparking debates and research into sustainable alternatives. Nevertheless, the ICE marked a pivotal shift in human capability, shaping the modern world in profound ways.
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