The 2010 census indicates that since 1960 Mexico’s population has more than tripled to 112.3 million. However, the growth rate between 2000 and 2010 (1.4% per year) is less than half the 3.4% rate of increase experienced in the 1960s. If Mexico’s population had continued to grow at 3.4% since 1960, it would have been over 186 million by now!
The answer is b. Constitutional monarchy. I know this because all of the other ones are examples of other types of governments. This is the only one that is a true cross between the two
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Well the chance of a hurricanes or tsunami damaging your city or house is greater. Another is that the soil closer to the coast can be a lot more moist, but that's not true for all places.
