Archaeologists were surveying the location of the Battle of Gallipoli. This was a famous fight that took place in Turkey during World War I. In 1973, the site became a national park. People often visit the park's memorials and graves. Because of this, people did not want archaeologists to dig there. So, instead of upsetting the soil, researchers used a type of radar that can look underground. They paired this technique with satellite technology. The researchers mapped 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) of dugouts, trenches, and tunnels.
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The public _________ the archaeologists' plans.
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B influenced
C submitted
D assigned
C submitted
C submitted
The public C submitted the archaeologists' plans.
To arrive at this answer, we need to understand the meaning of the words and their context in the given passage.
The passage mentions that people did not want archaeologists to dig in the national park because of the memorials and graves. Instead of digging, the archaeologists used radar and satellite technology to map the underground structures.
In this context, the word "submitted" means that the public agreed to or accepted the archaeologists' plans of using radar and satellite technology instead of digging. The public allowed the researchers to proceed with their non-invasive methods.