Thomas Malthus's rather deterministic view of population
A)stated that increase would lead to poverty and war.
B)depended on environmental factors like precipitation and soil quality.
C)was focused on the idea that technology would increase food production.
D)agreed with Carl O.Sauer's views of landscape morphology.

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Malthus believed that population growth would inevitably lead to poverty and war because the population would outpace the resources necessary to sustain it. This view did not depend on environmental factors like precipitation or soil quality, nor did it focus on technology to increase food production. Malthus's views were not related to Carl O. Sauer's ideas about landscape morphology.

Thomas Malthus's Rather Deterministic View of Population