The death rates in the United States decreased more than 40 percent from 1930 to 2015. Which factor could have contributed to this increase? A. increased food insecurity B. better medical facilities and treatments C. decreased farmland D. refusal of vaccines E. illiteracy

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Devan Hale

Biology

2 February, 03:27

The death rates in the United States decreased more than 40 percent from 1930 to 2015. Which factor could have contributed to this increase? A. increased food insecurity B. better medical facilities and treatments C. decreased farmland D. refusal of vaccines E. illiteracy

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Kyla Chapman · Answer 1

The answer is B because technology allowed humans to make medical advances to prolong the average human life

Jaquan Ortiz · Answer 2

The correct answer is - B. better medical facilities and treatments.

In the past century, the life expectancy in the United States have increased significantly, in fact it is almost doubled. The death rates have decreased for around 40% and the biggest reason for this trend are the advancements in the medical field. The medical facilities and treatments have improved significantly. The technological advancements contributed to the medical field a lot, made it much more efficient, and because of that the prevention of diseases, curing, and the saving of lives have skyrocketed, resulting in much better, healthier, and longer life of the population.