Answer the questions please they are due in an hour they are about the film who killed the electric car

air 1) What compromises related to cars and transportation are you willing to make to preserve and improve quality? Brainstorm possibilities and then discuss each one, focusing on the average consumer. 2) What one assertion in the film do you disagree with? Why? 3) What one assertion in the film troubles you the most? Why? 4) In your own words, explain why the car manufacturers collected and destroyed the electric vehicles. 5) Did government serve the people in the case of electric cars? Why? 6) Does government have the right to tell companies what to manufacture? Why? 7) How important an issue is our nation's dependence on oil? Explain. 8) Do you agree that those who solve the energy question will change the world? Explain. 9) Should the world oil supply be divided evenly according to population, given to those able to pay the highest price, or reserved for developing nations? Explain your opinion. 10) Is it acceptable for a nation to use oil as a weapon? Why/why not? 11) Would you characterize each of the following as a good citizen or a bad citizen? Why? The oil companies -The automobile companies U.S. consumers -Scientists researching hydrogen fuel The citizens trying to save the electric car 12) Is energy a national security issue? Why/how? Explain. 13) How is the use of hydrogen as a fuel related to the reemergence of nuclear power? 14) Does drilling for more oil in the pristine wilderness make sense? Why/why not? 15) Given the information provided in the film, do you believe electric cars are a reasonable alternative to combustion engines? Why/why not? 16) Given the information provided in the film, do you believe you will be able to buy a hydrogen-powered car in the next 10 years? 20 years? Ever? Why/why not? 17) What role does the Clean Air Act play in this film