As a developing country reaches the status of industrialized, what happens to the birth rate? A.
It decreases.
B.
It mirrors the death rate.
C.
It stays the same.
D.
It increases.

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Your answer is that it DECREASES (A)

Explanation:

Many studies can confirm that the birth rates are higher in developing countries than in countries that are developed (industrialized). When a developing country reaches industrialized status, it is very common to notice the numbers of births per 1000 people DECREASES. This could be because industrialization brought better healthcare systems so having a family would be easier without the likelihood of disease killing the children OR people are having children at a later age because they are working for a longer period of their lives in factories etc...

Two factors that explain the high birth rates in developing countries are the lack of access to contraceptives (so as a result large families)/medical assistance (disease is common=multiple children for increased chance of survival) OR lack of education (so uneducated people stay at home to raise families instead of going to school/work)

The medieval Songhai did not have the capital of Cairo, therefore the given statement “its capital, Cairo, was on the bend of the Niger River” is false.

Option C

Explanation:

The empire of Songhai is a medieval state which has the capital of Goa with its historical significance during the post classical era. Later to which, it was replaced into Mali.

Cairo is the capital of Egypt. Rest other option stating its prosperity about trading and to worship the Songhai Gods is absolutely true. Religious belief of Islam took over the Mali and so option D and option E is also true.