Who is j. r. simplot? a. a congressman who lobbied for the creation of unions for fast food employee b. the inventor of the frozen french fry, which to speed up the growth of the fast-food industry c. a motivational speaker who encouraged audiences to live up to their full potetial d. a franchisee who owned several locations of little caesars pizza restaurants in pueblo, colorado

The correct answer is B. J. R. Simplot was the inventor of the frozen french fry, which helped to speed up the growth of the fast-food industry.

Explanation:

John Richard Simplot was an American entrepreneur in the food industry. His fortune was estimated in 2005 at about 2.5 billion US dollars.

His company J.R. Simplot Company is considered the inventor of frozen chips. He realized that frying frozen chips could be a very profitable proposition. In 1948, his company made its first, initially unsuccessful efforts to produce frozen French fries. The frozen chips dropped to the bottom of the frying baskets and were not evenly fried. Finally, in 1953, Simplot filed his patent for frozen French fries.

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he lacks ambition.  

he is hesitant.  

he lacks courage.  

he has moral scruples.

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