Population Growth in the Nineteenth Century Was Mainly the Result

question 52

Multiple Choice

Population growth in the nineteenth century was mainly the result of:

• A)improved medicine.
• B)medical breakthroughs.
• C)slowly falling death rates and continuing high birth rates.
• D)improved sanitation in the cities.
• E)more premarital sex.

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Definitions:

Water Temperature

A measure of how hot or cold water is. It is crucial in various contexts, including environmental studies, aquatic life, and human activities.

Flushing

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Intravenous Tubing

Flexible tubes used in medical settings to deliver fluids, medications, or nutrients directly into the veins.

Intravenous Infusion

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