Answer:
B. Mexican Plateau
Explanation:
The Mexican Plateau (known in Spanish as the Mesa Central) is the elevated tableland found between the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range on the west coast of the country and the Sierra Madre Oriental mountains to the east along the Gulf of Mexico. Most of the Mexican populated is concentrated in this plateau which has a temperate climate and an average elevation of around 2000 metres above sea level.
So, the question is asking: why has (over the course of human history) rural settlement declined (and it is suggested that this is connected to humans moving away from the rural areas, to urban areas, rather than human population declining in general:
this process is called urbanization and its major cause is that on the one hand, food in the industrialized societies can be produced more effectively so there is less work on farm, and on the other hand the service sector has increased, which means that there is more work in the cities.
Answer:
-3
Explanation:
The formula is the form y=mx+c
Where m is the slope and c is the y intercept!
