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During the years of the Industrial Revolution, families had fewer children yet the population continued to grow. How was this possible?

During the years of the Industrial Revolution, families had fewer children yet the population continued to grow. How was this possible?
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During the years of the Industrial Revolution, families had fewer children yet the population continued to grow. How was this possible?

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the slaves would have more children

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User Rituparna Kashyap
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Infant mortality increased
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