💚25 Pop Changes over Time Flashcards

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1
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What is population distribution

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refers to the pattern of human settlement

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2
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Sparsely vs Densely populated meanings

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S-Little settlement in an area
D-Lots of settlement in an area

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3
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World population is DYNAMIC. Define dynamic

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Constantly changing

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4
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4 Physical Factors that influence pop distribution

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Climate:Mid latitudes of 20-60° has a more suitable climate and has highest pop densities

Altitude:50-60% of all settlement occurs below 300 metres

Soils:Fertile soil supports settlement

Water:Availability of water results in high pop densities

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5
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Socio Economic Factor affecting pp distribution

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Resources:
-Coal minimg regions of Eurpoe became major industrial centres attracted settlement (Sambre Meuse Valley Belgium)
-Fertile soil areas attract settlement (Paris)

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6
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What is urbanisation

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Migration from non urban areas to urban areas

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7
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Historical Factor that influences pop distribution

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Colonialism: Development of major ports (kolkata) facilitated export of materials and import of manufactured goods during colonial period resulted in high pop density

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8
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What is population density

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Average measure of number of ppl in an area

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9
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Population density formula

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no. of ppl
—————
land area/km2

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10
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2 Areas of low density in ireland:

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1.Upland areas (Western Regions)
-difficult landscape, extreme climatic conditions, infertile soils

2.Fertile areas (Golden Vale)
-larger farms=less settlement

3.Offshore islands (Aran Islands)
-isolation, extreme conditions

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2 areas of high density in ireland:

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1.Urban Centres (Dublin)
- economic activity supports settlement

2.Coastal Lowlands (Kerry to Dnegal)
- fertile soil, relief favoured settlement

3.Urban Centres Near Rivers (Kilkenny)

4.Ports (Waterford)
- economic activity

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12
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what is TFR

A

Total fertility rate

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13
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define TFR

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Total number of children that each woman could give birth to should she live to the end of her childbearing years

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14
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Define fertility rate

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Avg no. of births per 1000 women aged 15-44

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15
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What is social engineering

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Strategies used by governments to try to encourage or limit population growth

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16
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What are pro natalist policies
(China 1 Child Policy)

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Policies designed to encourage ppl to have children

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17
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What is the demographic transition model

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Uses historical population data to identify the diff stages countries move through as social and economic changes impact on birth and death rates.

18
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Name the 5 stages of DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION MODEL

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Stage 1: High Stationary Stage
Stage 2: Early Expanding Stage
Stage 3: Late Expanding Stage
Stage 4: Low Stationary Stage
Stage 5: Senile Stage

19
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What is Birth Rate

A

no. of births per 1000 of population

20
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What is Death/Mortality Rate

A

No. of deaths per 1000 of population

21
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What is a natural increase

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When annual no. of births exceeds no. of deaths

22
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What is a natural decrease

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When annual no. of deaths exceeds no. of births

23
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What is life expectancy

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Avg no. of years a person can expect to live

24
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What is a pandemic

A

Disease outbreak that covers a large area

25
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What is Stage 1, High Stationary Stage

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Birth and Death rates high
No country classed as thistoday

26
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What is Stage 2, Early Expanding Stage

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Birth rates still high
Death rates decline due to improved healthcare + food production
Chad, Afghanistan

27
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What is stage 3, Late Expanding Stage

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Birth rates decline- status of women improved
Death Rates still declines but is slower
India Morocco

28
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What is Stage 4, Low Starionary Stage

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Birth and Death rates have declined and are almost equal due to economic and social advances
Canada Ireland

29
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What is Stage 5, Senile Stage

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Birth rate declines
Death rate is stable
Total Pop is declining
Japan Germany

30
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What are age profiles in terms of pop structure

A

% of pop in the diff age categories

31
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What are gender profiles in terms of pop structure

A

% of males and females in each category

32
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What is the dependency ratio

A

The ratio of dependent sector to the active sector in an economy

33
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What is the dependent sector

A

Ppl aged between 0-14 and over 65

34
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What is the active sector

A

Ppl aged 15-64

35
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How to calculate dependency ratio

A

Dependent Sector 100
—————————— x ———
Active Sector 1

36
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What are the 3 types of Pop Pyramids

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  1. Expansive
  2. Stationary
  3. Constrictive
37
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Define infant mortality

A

No. of deaths of kids under 1 per 1000 ecah year

38
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Define child mortality

A

No. of deaths of kids under 5 per 1000 ecah year

39
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Define maternal mortality

A

No. of deaths of Mothers while pregnant/within 40 days of birth

40
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Define crude death rate

A

Total no. of deaths per 1000 of population