Question

1. based on the information in the chart, what effect would geographers expect the population trends to have had on spatial reorganization during the 1950s? the demolition of residential buildings in order to devote more land to agriculture the expansion of retirement communities to address the large number of retirees leaving the workforce the reduction of new building projects due to japans rapidly declining population the construction of more schools and universities to meet the demands of a growing youth population

Explanation:

The population pyramid shows a large youth - population segment. Geographers would expect infrastructure to be built to serve this growing group. Building more schools and universities to meet the needs of a growing youth population is a logical spatial - reorganization response. There is no indication of a need for more agricultural land, a large number of retirees, or a rapidly declining population.

Answer:

The construction of more schools and universities to meet the demands of a growing youth population