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Which of the following is a likely reason for the decrease in stability for societies that rely on external control?
 A. Societies that rely on external control are less likely to maintain sustainable practices, due to their larger size.
 B. Societies that rely on external control are more likely to be self-regulating.
C. Societies that rely on external control are less likely to have low unemployment rates.
D. Societies that rely on external control are more likely to be independent of water and biomass resources.

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The correct answer for the given question above would be option A. The statement that is most likely the reason for the decrease in stability for societies that rely on external control is this: Societies that rely on external control are less likely to maintain sustainable practices, due to their larger size. Hope this answer helps.

Answer: A. Societies that rely on external control are less likely to maintain sustainable practices, due to their larger size.

Societies that rely on external control are less likely to maintain sustainable practices, due to their larger size is the likely reason for the decrease in the stability for the society that rely on the external control because the maintenance and control of the natural resources should be done willingly at the individual level this indicates that how aware the society is in sustainably using the resources. The external influence imposed by the society in conservation and sustainability shows the instability.