What led to European population growth in the 18th century?

Question

I have a decreased death rate, and the agricultural revolution. Anything else?

Answer 1

Recovery from the plague, relatively stable political climates.

Answer 2

---The Industrial Revolution increased demand, creating larger markets, making economies of scale possible, which in turn leading to urbanization, thus overcoming the perimeters set in place by Thomas Malthus, who theorized that while population grows geometrically, the supply of food grows arithmetically. .

---Sanitation and public health measures, such as vaccination for smallpox, led to decreased mortality rates.

---Younger ages of marriage, based in part on increased nutrition, which led to earlier sexual maturity, resulted in larger families.

Answer 3

industrial revolution.

Answer 4

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