Introduction to Political Science
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.. 10 Italy 30 . .. 22 . .. 8 Spain 33 . .. 24 . .. 9 Switzerland 25 . .. 16 . .. 9 France 19 . .. 19 . .. O The importance of mere increase in population on the rise and development of the state is enormous. In primitive times increas- ing numbers caused increasing contact, necessitating organization and authority. Later, pressure on the food supply led to migra- tions and conquests. At. Present^the size of pojmlafjpn sfferM-g both industrial and military strength. From the early Spartans, who... bred warriors as one breeds cattle, to modern France, bewailing her stationary population, the question of numbers has been of im- portance in political affairs. 18. Distribution of population. More important for political science than the meregrowth of population, which results from excess of birthsover deaths, is the distribution of this population over the earthT Here again the physical environment is a deter- mining factor. Certain areas, because of their configuration, climate, or resources, are adapted to sustain large populations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. 10 Italy 30 . .. 22 . .. 8 Spain 33 . .. 24 . .. 9 Switzerland 25 . .. 16 . .. 9 France 19 . .. 19 . .. O The importance of mere increase in population on the rise and development of the state is enormous. In primitive times increas- ing numbers caused increasing contact, necessitating organization and authority. Later, pressure on the food supply led to migra- tions and conquests. At. Present^the size of pojmlafjpn sfferM-g both industrial and military strength. From the early Spartans, who... bred warriors as one breeds cattle, to modern France, bewailing her stationary population, the question of numbers has been of im- portance in political affairs. 18. Distribution of population. More important for political science than the meregrowth of population, which results from excess of birthsover deaths, is the distribution of this population over the earthT Here again the physical environment is a deter- mining factor. Certain areas, because of their configuration, climate, or resources, are adapted to sustain large populations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Garfield Gettell to read onlineMoreLess
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