What Effect Did Changing Conditions During the 80 Years Between

question 51

Multiple Choice

What effect did changing conditions during the 80 years between 1851 and 1931 have on life expectancy at birth and at age 65?

• A) Life expectancy decreased steadily.
• B) Life expectancy increased steadily.
• C) Life expectancy remained relatively stable (at 72 years for males, and 76 years for females).
• D) Life expectancy decreased sharply before 1914, and thereafter rose slowly to current levels.
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