A. Ireland
B. France
C. Italy
D. Mexico
A. Sex and age distribution within a population
B. The relation between population and land area
C. The ratio between a nation,s standard of living and its population density
D. The relation between population growth and food supply
A. An increase in income produces a decline in fertility
B. The birth rate rises because of an increase in education
C. The rise in income and population results in a decrease of urbanization
D. Working women have more children
A. Concentration of apartments
B. Larger variety of cultural resources
C. Older more gracious housing
D. Greater safety from crime
A. The migration of people from rural to urban centers
B. A set of attitudes and a way of life distinct from the rural
C. The growth of cities and suburbs at the expense of rural areas
D. The study of the growth and decline of populations
A. There was less need for farm workers as agriculture became mechanized
B. Factories were concentrated in cities
C. Social change dictated a new fad urban living
D. Of both a decrease in the need for farm workers and the fact that factories were located in cities
A. Urbanization
B. Secularization
C. Popularization
D. None of these
A. Many small farmers
B. Greater productivity of farms because of mechanization
C. Increase in rural population
D. Artificial food production
A. A great increase in population in the cities
B. Rural areas became very depopulated
C. Urban decentralization
D. Urban residents providing their own food supply by planting gardens
A. Strengthening primary ties
B. A return to biblical religions
C. Homogeneous population
D. Reduced family size