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Thomas Malthus predicted population would be kept in check by which combination of factors?
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Urbanization, technology, and trade
Vaccines, sanitation, and medicine
Education, birth rates, and migration
War, famine, and disease
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War, famine, and disease.
Malthus argued that population growth would be checked by "positive checks" (like war, famine, and disease) and by "preventive checks" (e.g., moral restraint/delayed marriage) when resources couldn't keep up with population.
Malthus argued that population growth would be checked by "positive checks" (like war, famine, and disease) and by "preventive checks" (e.g., moral restraint/delayed marriage) when resources couldn't keep up with population.
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