The three factors that determine population change within a given society are
A) births, accidental deaths, and homicides.
B) births, deaths, and immigration.
C) births, deaths, and emigration.
D) births, deaths, and migrations into or out of the society.

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The three factors that determine population change within a society are births, deaths, and migrations (both immigration into and emigration out of the society). These factors directly influence the total population size by adding or subtracting individuals.

The Three Factors That Determine Population Change Within a Given