What were the two main sources of population increases during the antebellum period?

(a) a significant increase in the number of indentured servants and slaves
(b) immigration and a natural increase in population
(c) government policies providing incentive to procreate and advanced pre-natal care
(d) longer life expectancies and high infant mortality rates

(b)

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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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