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Global Population Growth 
Social Attitude
Depending on the country you live in there are different family sizes. In North America, 2 or 3 kids is normal and it Kenya, 5 or 6 kids is normal.
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Health
Industrial Revolution
New technology means you need fewer farmers so people moved to the city This began the industrial revolution and new technology steam engine and sanitation, medicine, vaccines, better nutrition, all of this means less babies are dying and more people living longer, (lower infant Mortality and longer life expectancy) so the global population went up.
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Infant Mortality Rate
Where people have access to hospitals, doctors, and health services, more children are likely to survive adulthood. Better healthcare can increase the growth rate.
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Agricultural Revolution
During the agricultural revolution technology was applied to farming to grow more food on the same area of land.
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Empowering Women
Economy
When women do not have good access to education they often get married young and start a family, resulting in more years of having babies, which results in higher fertility. Think Somalia, 2.9 years of school, 6 children per mom.
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Education
When people, especially women, get more education, they tend to have fewer kids and start families later. This helps slow down population growth because they focus on careers and family planning. Countries with good education systems often grow more slowly.
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Age of Population
The age distribution of a population plays a significant role in determining its growth rate. Countries with a younger population, like Brazil, tend to experience faster growth because there are more people in their prime reproductive years. In contrast, countries with an older population, such as Japan, typically have slower growth rates due to fewer young people entering adulthood and having children.
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