Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match each population trend to a contributing factor. government-sponsored family control programs agricultural economies medical advancements Industrial Revolution high birthrate arrowRight low death rate arrowRight increase in food supply arrowRight low birthrate arrowRight Reset Next

Matching the population trend to a contributing factor:

Contributing Factors                                                 Population Trends

government-sponsored family control programs    Low birth rate

agricultural economies                                              increase in food supply

medical advancements                                             low death rate

Industrial Revolution                                                 high birth rate

Step-by-step explanation:

a) Contributing factors are some negative or positive factors that influence or cause a single event or chain of events that result to the incident.

b) Defining population trends:

1) High birth rate: the industrial revolution triggered high birth rate, following increased food supply and medical advancements.

2) Low death rate: medical advancements brought about low death rate as better healthcare is provided to the sick.

3) Increase in food supply: large-scale agricultural economies ensured increasing food production and supply.

4) Low birth rate: when governments started sponsoring family control programs, the resulting effect was low birth rate.

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