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Which reason best explain why certain areas of southwest Asia have low population density?
The semi-arid climate makes farming difficult because it produces very little rainfall
The moist climate limits job opportunitites because it reduces oil production
The semi-arid climate produces heavy rainfall that contributes to devasting floods
The moist climate reduces agricultural production by causing water shortages
The semi-arid climate makes farming difficult because it produces very little rainfall
The moist climate limits job opportunitites because it reduces oil production
The semi-arid climate produces heavy rainfall that contributes to devasting floods
The moist climate reduces agricultural production by causing water shortages
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The reason that best explains why certain areas of southwest Asia have low population density is:
**The semi-arid climate makes farming difficult because it produces very little rainfall.**
This lack of rainfall limits agricultural opportunities, which in turn affects the population density, as people tend to settle in areas where farming and other economic activities can be sustained.
**The semi-arid climate makes farming difficult because it produces very little rainfall.**
This lack of rainfall limits agricultural opportunities, which in turn affects the population density, as people tend to settle in areas where farming and other economic activities can be sustained.
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