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Thomas Robert Malthus predicted that

Thomas Robert Malthus predicted that
A) the future of humanity would be positive due to the Industrial Revolution.
B) human reproduction would outstrip the supply of food.
C) technical innovation in agriculture and transportation would allow the increased population to be fed.
D) the number of people would continue to increase unabated until an epidemic drastically resduced the population.
E) the pollution produced by industry would cause global warming.

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Civilizations Past & Present, Volume 2 (from 1300)

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Authors: Edgar, Hackett, Jewsbury

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My friends suggested the same thing, thanks for confirming

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Thought it made sense Wink Face

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