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How did population growth increase deforestation?

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Correct answer: More fields were made due to higher food demand

The direct answer is option B: population growth increased food demand, so more fields were created. The link is simple. More people required more food; producing more food required more cultivated land; forests were cleared to obtain that land. Option A is wrong because population growth did not end the need for timber. Option B is correct because it gives the direct chain from population increase to food demand, cultivation and deforestation. Option C is wrong because a larger population did not protect every forest; pressure often increased clearing. Option D is wrong because population growth did not close plantations. Remember the chain: more people, more food, more fields, more pressure on forests.

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