In Most European Countries, How Was Emigration Related to Population

question 66

Multiple Choice

In most European countries, how was emigration related to population growth in the late nineteenth century?

• A)Emigration encouraged population growth as employment and land became more available.
• B)Emigration occurred as population growth occurred, maintaining a rather constant balance.
• C)Emigration increased about twenty years after a rapid growth in population, as land became scarce.
• D)Emigration decreased as population growth increased, providing evidence of stable growing economies.

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