What happens in the final stage of the demographic transition?
A. A balance is achieved between high death and high birthrates.
B. The birthrate remains high or declines more slowly than the death rate.
C. The decline in the death rates leads to more children in the family.
D. The society experiences both low birth and death rates.
Answer: D
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A. that the profane was disappearing B. that the realm of the sacred was extending over wider areas of life C. that societies were likely to eventually reject the profane D. that societies could create secular forms of religion
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