The world population conferences in Rome in 1954 and Belgrade in 1965 differed from subsequent population conferences in that:
A) they were not hosted by the United Nations.
B) the delegates were academicians, not policy-makers.
C) all subsequent meetings were held outside of Europe.
D) there was no attempt to seriously consider population policy issues.

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The world population conferences in Rome in 1954 and Belgrade in 1965 were primarily academic gatherings, focusing on scientific and demographic research rather than policy-making, which became a focus in later conferences.

The World Population Conferences in Rome in 1954 and Belgrade