history question
What caused the population of the United States to more than double between 1790 and 1820?
A. an explosion of immigration.
B. natural increase.
C. a population explosion and increased immigration.
D. a massive increase in the slave trade.
Solution
Between 1790 and 1820, the population of the United States had more than doubled. This growth
was almost entirely the result of reproduction, a natural increase. The immigration rate, during
this period was very low as less than 250,000 immigrants entered the United States during this
period. There were doubts about the viability of the new republic. Also, during the French
Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, there were travel restrictions in Europe. The immigration to
the United States began to increase after Napoleon’s final defeat in 1815.
The option B is the correct answer..
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1. history question
What caused the population of the United States to more than double between 1790 and 1820?
A. an explosion of immigration.
B. natural increase.
C. a population explosion and increased immigration.
D. a massive increase in the slave trade.
Solution
Between 1790 and 1820, the population of the United States had more than doubled. This growth
was almost entirely the result of reproduction, a natural increase. The immigration rate, during
this period was very low as less than 250,000 immigrants entered the United States during this
period. There were doubts about the viability of the new republic. Also, during the French
Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, there were travel restrictions in Europe. The immigration to
the United States began to increase after Napoleon’s final defeat in 1815.
The option B is the correct answer.
