Which of the following best describes the human population from early times to the present?

A) Slow, steady growth throughout the period

B) Rapid, explosive growth throughout the period

C) Slow, uneven growth until the 1800s, then increasingly rapid growth

D) Early rapid growth which has leveled off to a nearly constant rate in the last 20 years

E) Early rapid growth which has increased rapidly in the last 20 years

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Paityn Barrett

5 September, 01:46

Which of the following best describes the human population from early times to the present?

A) Slow, steady growth throughout the period

B) Rapid, explosive growth throughout the period

C) Slow, uneven growth until the 1800s, then increasingly rapid growth

D) Early rapid growth which has leveled off to a nearly constant rate in the last 20 years

E) Early rapid growth which has increased rapidly in the last 20 years

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Deandre Cobb · Answer 1

C. slow, uneven growth until the 1800s, then increasingly rapid growth

Explanation:

Before the 1800s technologies still haven't been developed in health and agricultural sector. This make it easy for people to die because of hunger and illness.

In the 1800s, industrial revolution start to create massive food surplus for the people around the world. It also enable the development in medical technologies that lead to the creation of many cure for illness that could easily killed people in the past.