Population and Migration Patterns in AP Human Geography

This video covers key concepts of AP Human Geography's second unit, focusing on population distribution, densities, and dynamics. It explains the demographic transition model, Malthusian theory, and population policies. The video also discusses the roles of women in demographic changes, aging populations, and migration causes and effects. Viewers are encouraged to use a study guide for better understanding.

Which of the following is NOT a physical factor influencing population distribution?

• Climate

• Bodies of water

• Landforms

• Cultural factors

What does arithmetic density measure?

• Total population divided by arable land

• Total population divided by total land area

• Total land area divided by total population

• Number of farmers per unit of arable land

Which type of population density indicates the amount of food needed per unit of arable land?

• Arithmetic density

• Agricultural density

• Physiological density

• Population density

What is the replacement rate for a stable population?

• 1.5

• 2.1

• 2.5

• 3.0

In which stage of the demographic transition model do birth rates and death rates both remain high?

• Stage 2

• Stage 1

• Stage 4

• Stage 3

What did Thomas Malthus believe would grow in a geometric pattern?

• Food production

• Population

• Technology

• Resources

Which of the following is an example of an anti-natalist policy?

• One-child policy

• Tax exemptions for large families

• Providing free education

• Encouraging immigration

What is the primary reason people migrate according to the video?

• Political stability

• Economic opportunities

• Cultural factors

• Climate

What is the term for moving from one region of a country to another?

• Inter-regional migration

• International migration

• Intra-regional migration

• Urbanization

What is the term for when a migrant retains some cultural aspects while adopting new ones?

• Acculturation

• Alienation

• Assimilation

• Xenophobia