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Population growth in the nineteenth century was mainly the result of:

Population growth in the nineteenth century was mainly the result of:
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Population growth in the nineteenth century was mainly the result of:

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Population growth can be attributed to the home-front. After the war, when families were home, you know... (Answer: Americans returning home)
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