Which of the following best explains why townships are becoming sparser throughout the country today? a. due to the recession and high unemployment, people are leaving rural areas to find work in metropolitan areas. b. due to population growth in once-rural areas, counties are now replacing townships and providing the same services. c. due to plummeting commodity prices (wheat, corn, soy beans), populations of farmers in rural areas can no longer support themselves and have relocated to urban areas. d. since state tax revenues have fallen since the recession, states have had to cut funding to townships, forcing people who rely on government services to relocate in larger cities.

B. Due to population growth in once-rural areas, counties are now replacing townships and providing the same services.

Explanation:

In very small rural areas, government services are provided by townships. However, townships are becoming less common throughout the country. This is mainly because rural areas are growing. As the population in these areas expands, townships can no longer provide services to the whole population. Therefore, counties begin to replace townships, while providing the same services.

B. Due to population growth in once-rural areas, counties are now replacing townships and providing the same services.

Explanation:

In very small rural areas, government services are provided by townships. However, townships are becoming less common throughout the country. This is mainly because rural areas are growing. As the population in these areas expands, townships can no longer provide services to the whole population. Therefore, counties begin to replace townships, while providing the same services.

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d is the correct answer.

b is incorrect because it makes food by itself

c is incorrect because us humans don't know how to produce their own food using the sun like plants.

a is incorrect because consumers can depend on carnivores for eating food for consumers to eat the dead organism. same thing with omnivores.