Question

select the sentence that describes how the internet evolved from a network used primarily by universities and governments into something that the average computer user could use. in 1983, the modern internet was established, which connected computers from all over the world. but it wasnt until the world wide web was created in 1992 that the internet became much easier for everyday computer users to navigate. search engines on the world wide web allowed users to find and access information in ways people never had before—with the click of a few hypertext links. the hypertext technology allowed for the emergence of web - based social networks in the mid - 1990s with such websites as classmates.com and sixdegrees.com. classmates.com connected users with people they went to school with. sixdegrees.com was like our modern social media in that it created a wider social network of users.

Explanation:

The question asks for the sentence describing the internet's evolution from a university/government network to one accessible to average users. The first paragraph details the 1983 modern internet launch (limited to formal institutions) and the 1992 World Wide Web creation that made navigation easy for everyday users, matching the required evolution. The second paragraph focuses on later social network emergence, not the core accessibility shift.

Answer:

In 1983, the modern internet was established, which connected computers from all over the world. But it wasn't until the World Wide Web was created in 1992 that the internet became much easier for everyday computer users to navigate. Search engines on the World Wide Web allowed users to find and access information in ways people never had before—with the click of a few hypertext links.