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WWatsford

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The degree to which forces in the environment change over time is known as
 
 

a. technological change.
  b. economic change.
  c. sociocultural change.
  d. environmental change.
  e. political change.



Question 2

If the population of the United States is shifting from the Northeast to the Southwest, this is
  an example of which type of force in the environment?


 
 

a. Political
  b. Legal
  c. Sociocultural
  d. Economic
  e. Demographic




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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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