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| ratio of farmers to arable land |
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| the time that when humans domesticated plants and animals no longer soley depended on hunting |
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| total number of people divided by total land area |
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| Govt count of population and housing |
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| number of births per 1000 people |
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| numner of deaths per 1000 people |
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| branch of medical science concerned with spread of disease |
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| boom of factories and technology |
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| number of babies per baby born that die within a year |
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| age a person is expected to live to |
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| boom of medical technology and knowledge |
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the stages of society's change
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| scientific stufy of population characteristics |
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number of people too old and too young to work
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| number of years needed to double a population |
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| place permantly inhabited by humans |
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| epidemiological transition |
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| distinctive cause of death in each stage |
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arithmetic density is too high to support the population
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| a disease that affects many people over a large geographic span |
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| number of people supported by an arable piece of land |
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| country's population and age represented on a vertical bar graph |
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| number of males per 100 females |
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| avg amount of children a women will have in her lifetime |
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| large scale emmigration of talented people |
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| immigrants all moving to a certain palce because other people of their race live there |
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| short term repetitive cyclical migration |
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| net migration from urban to rural areas |
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| permantly LEAVING a location |
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| area near a river that is subject to flooding |
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| migrant was compelled to move by cultural factors |
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| low paying but consistant jobs given to foreigners in Europe |
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| People cominmg INTO a place |
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| permanent movement within a country |
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| movement to a different country |
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| environmental or cultural factor that hinders migration |
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| speciific type of relocation |
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| changes in society comparable to those in the demographic transition |
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| difference between number of emigrants and immigrants |
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| induces people to mive to a place |
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| induces people to move away from a place |
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| maximum number of people allowed in a place |
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| people who have been forced to move from their homes/countries |
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| immigrants who came into a country illegally |
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