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1. How did the availability of natural resources lead to the Industrial Revolution?

Natural resources such as coal were used as energy for different machines, which could create production faster. This led to a growth in machinery, which lead to the Industrial Revolution.

2. How did the Industrial Revolution affect food supply, population growth, and jobs?

Because of more factories popping up, job availability was high for people to work in these factories. This caused the population to grow in these urban areas. The factories also helped with food supply to the new supply from coal at farms.

3. How did the Industrial Revolution contribute to the rise of colonialism and imperialism?

Great Britain was getting cotton from India, which was created into textiles. This was being sold to people in Great Britain and also selling it back to India. This created a profit from something simple and cheap into something more expensive.

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1) Which scenarios changed the birth rate?
The birth rate was affected by things like population growth policies from the government, population explosions, and women delaying having children to instead focus on education.

2) Which scenarios changed the death rate?
The death rate was affected by things like people dying from war, natural causes like landslides, high charges at hospitals for adults over 65, and epidemics.

4) Which were the push factors of migration?
Push factors were things like bad healthcare, war, poverty, discrimination, weather, and political issues.

5) Which were the pull factors of migration?
Pull factors were things like opportunities for minorities, stability, good healthcare, and peace.

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Malthus feared crisis
Population was growing
But not enough food