Population Growth in China in the 1700s Led to

question 21

Multiple Choice

Population growth in China in the 1700s led to

• A)a better standard of living due to cheap labor.
• B)massive unionization of Chinese workers.
• C)better working conditions among artisans.
• D)severe environmental problems and internal rebellions.
• E)an economic "boom" as demand for goods rose as well.

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Definitions:

Primary Motor Cortex

A section of the cerebral cortex tasked with the planning, control, and initiation of voluntary movements.

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Homunculus

Representation of the human body in the sensory or motor cortex; also any topographical representation of the body by a neural area.

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