Question

3 multiple choice 1 point
what three factors did malthus believe would limit human population?
violence, new diseases, and old age
natural cycles, illness, and immigration
war, famine, and disease
self - preservation, old age, and illness
4 multiple choice 1 point
how does gentrification affect cities?
they become more crowded.
less affluent residents are pushed into less desirable areas.
traffic issues, including pollution, become worse.
all of the above
5 multiple choice 1 point
which is an example of environmental racism?
prejudice similar to racism against people with different environmental views than one’s own
greenpeace protests
the fact that a disproportionate percentage of people of color live in environmentally hazardous areas
the prevalence of asbestos in formerly “whites only” schools

Explanation:

Question 3

Malthus's theory on population limits states that war, famine, and disease (positive checks) limit population growth. Other options include irrelevant factors (e.g., old age, immigration, natural cycles) not part of his theory.

Gentrification leads to increased population density (more crowded), displaces less affluent residents to less desirable areas, and worsens traffic/pollution. Thus, all listed effects occur.

Environmental racism refers to racial discrimination in environmental policies/locations, like people of color disproportionately living in hazardous areas. Other options misdefine (e.g., prejudice against environmental views) or are irrelevant (Greenpeace, asbestos in white schools).

Answer:

C. War, famine, and disease

Question 4