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4 years ago

Do different societies require different amounts of societal resources?

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Alex787 [66]4 years ago

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Answer:

Yes, different societies require different amounts of societal resources. Explanation:

The amounts of societal resources are based on the size or population of the society. The more vast the population the more resources needed. For example, the USA and Russia have a different population count, so that does mean we require different amounts of societal resources.

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