Why was there a global population boom during the early modern period?

Measles and smallpox epidemics became less common.
Eurasian and American populations interbred frequently.
Medical advances increased the common life expectancy.
New crops introduced from the Americas provided more food.

Question

Why was there a global population boom during the early modern period?
 	
	Measles and smallpox epidemics became less common.
	Eurasian and American populations interbred frequently.
	Medical advances increased the common life expectancy.
	New crops introduced from the Americas provided more food.

vera_ewing · Answer

@confluxepic Help!!

confluxepic · Answer

What do you think it is. @vera_ewing

vera_ewing · Answer

Pretty sure it's D...I just need confirmation lol

confluxepic · Answer

I don't think so.

vera_ewing · Answer

Really? What do you think it is?

confluxepic · Answer

https://europeanhistory.boisestate.edu/reformation/society/population.shtml

confluxepic · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_modern_period

vera_ewing · Answer

I was right @confluxepic Thanks for trying to help me though :)

confluxepic · Answer

You're welcome.