Question

14. The increase in population between 10,000 BC and about 1800 AD coincided with the
(1) growth in agriculture
(2) industrial revolution
(3X large scale immigration
(4). decrease in death rate​

Answer 1

Answer:

option 3rd is right answer

Answer 2

The increase in population between 10,000 BC and about 1800 AD coincided with the growth in agriculture. (Option 1)

• Before the dawn of agriculture, the population has always been really small.
• The population rate grew at an extremely slow pace and at times it exhibited declines.
• But with the birth of agriculture came many environmental changes all around the world.
• Before agriculture, people survived as nomads, and hence having children was a liability.
• With the rise of agriculture, people began living a settled life, more food became available and hence, women began to bear more children, and this led to a population surge.