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| The number of live births in a given year for every 1,000 people in a population. |
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| Max possible childbearing |
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What is the equation for figuring out Crude Birth Rate?
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| Divide the number of live births in a year by the society's total population and multiply the results by 1000. |
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Is fertility high or low for the amish?
Asian Americans? |
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HIGH-amish
Low-asian Americans |
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| The incidence of death in a country's population |
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T/F
Afiracn americans with 3x of burden of pvoerty as whites have an infant mortality rate of 14.4 which is 2x that of white rate which is 5.4 |
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| The movement of people into and out of a specified territory. |
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| Measure of movement into a territory is In-migration rate and people out is called emigration rate. |
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| What is the difference bW the in migration rate and the out-migration rate? |
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| that is the net migration rate! |
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| What is the "push-pull" analogy? |
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| Mean that where there is lack of jobs it pushes people to move from one areas as they are pulled to another place with more opportunities. |
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| In gneral what is the cause of increased population in U.S. population compared to India's? |
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It is from grow from immigration and natural increase
and for india its only from natural increases (poorerP |
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| What was the sex ration for the U.S. in 2002 what was it for India |
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It was 96 males for ever 100 females
India- 107 males for 100 women. |
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| What is the difference between The age sex pyramid of u.s. To mexico |
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WIDE AT BOTTOM REFLECTING HIGHER BIRHT RATES AND NARROWS QUICKLY BY WHAT WE WOULD CALL MIDDLE AGE DUE TO HIGHER MORALITY MEDIAN AGE 24 AND MEDIAN AGE FOR USE IS 34 Meanig that number of women are still in their childbearing years therefore mexico's crude birth rate (25) birth rate is twice our own 13.9 and
annual growth rate is 2.1 compared to u.s. of 0.5% |
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| What willl the world's population be in 2050 |
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| population patterns reflex a society's level of technology and development |
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| the level of reproduction that maintains population at a steady state. |
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| Is the concentration of Humanity into cities. |
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| a large city that socially and economically dominates |
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| urban ares beyone the political boundaries of a city |
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| The study of the link between the physical and soial dimension of cities. |
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| is the study of the interaction of living organisms and the natural enviroment |
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| system composed of the interaction of all living organisms and their natural enviroments |
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