Which of the following statements about historical writings pertaining to human populations is correct?

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Malthus argued that if left unchecked, populations would grow geometrically, meaning the population would increase exponentially over time. He also proposed two types of checks to population growth: preventive checks (such as delaying marriage) and positive checks (such as famine and disease). Contraception was not among his proposed preventive checks. Choices A and B are not necessarily accurate generalizations of historical writings about human populations.

Which of the Following Statements About Historical Writings Pertaining to Human