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Comparing the charts, maps, and other data on the world population growth in this chapter, one can deduce that after the Ice Age, approximately 10,000 years ago Earth's human population
A) increased at unprecedented rates for two centuries, then declined again.
B) changed little because of the availability of food from massive land animals.
C) began to increase at a heretofore unprecedented rate, following millennia of near stagnation.
D) had not yet appeared on the surface of the planet.
E) began a long period of near stagnation, following a heretofore unprecedented period of rapid growth.
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The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography

The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography


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Just submitted my assignment! Thank you
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