Thomas Malthus argued that the solution to problems associated with rapid population growth was
A) growing more food.
B) allowing famine and crowding to increase.
C) wars, sickness, and malnutrition.
D) lowering the birthrate by postponing marriage until a later age.

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Malthus believed that population growth would outpace food supply, leading to famine and hardship. He advocated for preventive checks like postponing marriage to lower the birthrate.

Thomas Malthus Argued That the Solution to Problems Associated with Rapid