Human Population

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The paper analyses transitions among epidemiological, fertility and demographics within different regions of the world and with specific consequences, such as natural resources needed for survival for the human population. The paper concentrates on American society and examines its evolution from a society of disorganized individuals with no desire for political organization to become a distinct people. The contribution of human population mechanism behind modernization is defined.

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"Before the middle of the eighteen-century Americans had no mere thoughts of themselves as a distinct people. They had no prospect at all to act as one. There was no American government, no particular political organization in which all the colonies joined to administer their common concerns. There was not even a desire for such an organization apart from a few unconventional individuals. America, to the people who lived in it, was still a geographical region, not a casing of minds. As time progress, transformations and transitions exceeded and were analyzed conforming trial and error through human population mechanism behind modernization. In this research paper, I will define the transitions among epidemiological, fertility and demographics within different regions of the world and with specific consequences such as natural resources needed for survival for human population."

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