Question

1. what can be a political factor affecting population distribution? a) economic growth. b) political instability or conflict. c) availability of natural resources. d) none of the above. what is the main implication of high population density?

Explanation:

To determine the political factor affecting population distribution, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Economic growth is an economic factor, not political.
• Option B: Political instability or conflict is a political factor as it relates to the political environment and can force people to migrate, affecting population distribution.
• Option C: Availability of natural resources is a physical/environmental factor, not political.
• Option D: Since Option B is correct, D is incorrect.

Answer:

B) Political instability or conflict.