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Match the stages to their features.

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1 is b high birth rate and death rate 2 is a low birth rates death are constant and 3 is c high birth rate and low death rate

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Answer:

1. B

2. A

3. C

Explanation:

During the industrialization, England's population almost tripled. It means that the birth rate was high and the death rate must have been low. Pre-modern era, though, was a very dark place with low life expectancy and woman had to provide children almost as an obligation. Also, we weren't provided with the technology or cultural knowledge that allows us to live longer and avoid diseases.

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The Dutch colonies were located mainly on the islands, while the French colony in the continental area of North and South America.

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A colony is a term that refers to a settlement subject to the administration and government of a remote country, called a metropolis. In the case of America, several colonies of the main European powers emerged, among them:

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<h3>What differentiated the French and Dutch colonies?</h3>

The main difference between the Dutch and French colonies in the New World was location: while France colonized much of North America, the Netherlands only colonized a few Caribbean islands.

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On the other hand, in the economy, these colonies differ because France managed to develop trade routes on the continent and in connection with Europe, while Holland was only based on the trade of agricultural products that were produced in the Antilles.

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