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| scientific study of population characterisits |
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| number of people and available resources |
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| earths surface occupied by human settlement |
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| total number of ppl divided by total land area |
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| number of ppl supported by area of arable land |
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| ratio of number of farmers to amount of arable land |
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| number of live births in a year for 1000 ppl |
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| number of deaths in a year for 1000 ppl |
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| birth rate minus death rate per 1000 ppl |
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| number of years to double a population |
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| number of children a woman will birth |
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| number of deaths of infants under 1 year, per 1000 births |
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| years a newborn infant can expect to live |
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| human beings began domesticating plants and animals |
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| invention of steam engine, mass production, powered transportation |
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| medical technology diffused to third world countries |
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| birth rate equals death rate and increasing rate near 0 |
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| population by age and gender on a bar graph |
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| number of ppl too old or too young to work |
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| number of males per 100 females in a population |
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| counting of people in an area |
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| epidemiological transition |
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| causes of death in each stage of demographic transition |
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| medical science concerned with diseases that affect a lot of ppl |
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| disease that occurs over a wide area and affects a lot of ppl |
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| change in a society's population |
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low growth
ex. agricultural revolution |
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high growth
ex. industrial revolution |
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moderate growth
ex. african countries, latin america
death rate is 10/1000
birth rate is 25-35/1000 |
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low growth
ex. north america, europe
death rate is 10/1000
birth rate is 15/1000 |
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| permanent move to a new location |
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| migration FROM a location |
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| difference between number of immigrants and emigrants |
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| all types of movement from one place to another |
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| repetitive movements that recur on a regular basis |
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| induces ppl to move out of present location |
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| induces ppl to move into a new location |
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| ppl forced to migrate from their homes |
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| environmental or cultural feature that hinders migration |
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| permanent movement from one country to another |
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| permanent migration within same country |
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| movement from one region of a country to another |
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| movement within one region |
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| migrant has chosen to move |
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| migrant has been compelled to move |
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| changes in a society comparable to those in the demographic transition |
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| immigrants entering without proper documents |
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| same group of ppl moving to a specific location |
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| number of ppl who can move into US from each country |
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| large-scale emigration by talented ppl |
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| citizens of poor countries who obtain jobs in western europe and the middle east |
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| net migration from urban to rural areas |
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| high/low birth and death rates |
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| formed by migration to and from different areas |
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birth rate stays the same
death rate stays the same
diseases, war raise death rate, reset population |
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kids are economic liability, lowering birth rate
death rate lowers quickly
total population grows rapidly |
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| birth rates falling because |
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| women become more educated and active economically |
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| clustered in E. Asia, S. Asia, SE Asia, Europe |
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| china, india, usa, indonesia, brazil |
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economically still largely agricultural
demographically it is a modern nation |
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