During the demographic transition stage of ___________, very little population growth occurs because both birth rates and death rates are low.
A) agriculturalism
B) early industrialization
C) advanced industrialization and urbanization
D) preindustrial societies

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The demographic transition model describes the historical shift of populations from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates as they undergo industrialization and urbanization. During the advanced industrialization and urbanization stage, birth rates and death rates are both low, resulting in slow population growth. In preindustrial societies, birth and death rates are both high, while in agriculturalism and early industrialization, birth rates remain high while death rates decrease, leading to rapid population growth.

During the Demographic Transition Stage of ___________, Very Little Population