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| the number, composition, distribution of humans on Earth |
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| arrangement of locations on Earth, where people live |
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| physiological population density |
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| pressure people put on land to produce food |
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| land suitable for ariculture |
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| when there is too many people for an area |
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| the number of people an area can support |
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| things for our survival depend on the natural environement |
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| a view of age and sex representation |
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| a category of people that share biologically transmitted data |
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| percentage of population growth |
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| when humans created a stable source of food |
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| the time it takes for a population to double |
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| the number of babies born per year out of 1000 people alive |
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| the era of major improvements in technology |
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| death rates and birth rates are the same |
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| first person that says that population would grow faster than food supply |
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| exponential growth v. linear growth |
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| the principles which Malthus used to prove his point |
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| the way food supply grows |
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| people continuing Malthus' legacy |
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| number of live births annually out of 1000 people |
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| the average number of children a woman will have through her life |
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| the number of deaths in a year given out of 1000 people |
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| the number of deaths under 1 years of age out of 1000 people annualy |
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| the number of years predicted for a child to live |
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| Demographic Transition Theory |
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| variations among countries stats which follow a specific pattern |
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| the drop in death rates in the 19th century |
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| epidemiological transition |
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| the drop of death rates in the mid 19th century |
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| when diseases don't kill people |
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| Stationary Population Level |
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| When countries will stop growing in the mid 21st century |
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| a sexually transmitted disease |
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| short term, repetitive movement |
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| permanent movement to a new location |
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| the broad geographical term for the movement of people, ideas, and commodities within and between areas |
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| the population change over time in an area by combining natural change |
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| migration from a location |
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| the decline of a cultural activity or function with increasing distance from the point of origin |
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| long distance migration done in in stages |
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| when a person moving for a specific thing, and finding a better one on the way |
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| a measure of the interaction of places |
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| something that pushes people out of a specific area |
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| something which encourages people to come to a place |
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| people forced to move out of their homes, because of persecution |
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| physical features that get in the way of people migrating |
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| when people move within regions |
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| when people move within the same region |
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| more people come in than people that come out |
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| When people move out more than the people that come in |
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| when people are forced to move from their home due to war, clash, or natural disasters |
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| Movement that does not involve relocation of residence |
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| People who reiterated Hitler |
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| When people with relatives move to the same place as their realtives |
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