Question

1. During the Long 19th Century, the rate of population growth in Asia outstripped that in Europe.   

True or False

2. The immense population growth of this period is evidence that men and women throughout the Western world did not practice birth control.

True or False

3. Lower birth rates and the decline of child mortality were major contributions to demographic change in the long 19th Century.

True or False

4. With industrialization, people changed the rhythms of their work lives, from seasonal to days and hours punctuated by whistles and bells.

True or False

5. The abolition of slavery and serfdom, and the concurrent development of industrial work, meant that the quality of most people's work lives improved.

True or False

Answer 1

Answer (1) The correct answer for this question is (True)

It is fairly correct to say that Asia outstripped Europe in the race of Population by fair margin Even with the starting of19th century.The difference between both the continent is about 4 times in terms of estimated population. Europe was about 200 million at the Starting of 19th century whereas the Population of Asia was about 800 million.