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What is the primary reason that more people live in western Eurasia than in Siberia?
◦ Siberia lost much of its population in World War II.
◦ The western part of Eurasia is better suited for agriculture.
◦ Communist policies forced millions to move into Siberia.
◦ Devastating diseases killed off much of the population of Siberia.
◦ The European Russian core has historically had an extremely low death rate.


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stananza

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2022
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