Population Geography

The number of births per year for every 1000 people

• Birth Rate

• Death Rate

• doubling time

• natural increase

The number of deaths per year for every 1000 people

• Birth Rate

• Death Rate

• Natural Increase

• Doubling Time

The movement of people from place to place

• Migration

• Immigration

• Emigration

• Hybernation

The model that uses birth rates and death rates to show how a population changes over time

• Demographic Transition Model

• Bell Curve

• Birth Rate

• Death Rate

Doubling Time

• The number of years it takes for a population to double in size

• The number of years it takes for a population to triple in size

• The number of years it takes for the population to decrease by half

• The number of years it takes for the population to stay the same

The world's population is currently at 6 billion and will reach 15 billion by 1950

• True

• False

• The pyramid demonstrates a rapidly growing population

• The pyramid demonstrates a decreasing population

• The pyramid demonstrates a slow, steady population growth

• The pyramid demonstrates no growth in population size

More than half the world's population is located in 90% of the Earth's land mass.

• True

• False

The reasons why people migrate are collectively called

• Push/Pull factors

• Immigration

• Emigration

• Nomadic

The natural increase of a population is calculated by

• The difference between the country's population density and the death rate

• The difference between the country's population density and the birth rate

• The difference between the country's population density and the migration rate

• The difference between the country's birth rate and the death rate