By mid-century, the birth rate was declining, but population continued to grow. The explanation for this paradox is also the explanation for another development in those years,
A) the rise of the medical and nursing professions in the United States.
B) the rise of the short-lived American Party.
C) the Gadsden Purchase.
D) the Ostend Manifesto.

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The Answer of By mid-century, the birth rate was declining, but population continued to grow. The explanation for this paradox is also the explanation for another development in those years,
A) the rise of the medical and nursing professions in the United States.
B) the rise of the short-lived American Party.
C) the Gadsden Purchase.
D) the Ostend Manifesto.

By Mid-Century, the Birth Rate Was Declining, but Population Continued