Chap 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Shows 5 typical stages of population change that countries go through as they modernize

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Demographic Transition Model

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2
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Hunter and Gatherer. High birth rate and high fluctuating death rate.

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Stage 1 DTM

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3
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Population pyramid 1 is a..

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Shrub

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4
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High birth rate and low life expectancy. High population growth. Less developed region EX: Niger

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Stage 2 DTM

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5
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Population pyramid 2 is a..

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Tree

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6
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Declining birth rate and a more slowly declining death rate. Life expectancy going up. Countries try to leave this stage as soon as possible to avoid long-term exponential growth. Ex: Turkey

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Stage 3 DTM

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7
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Population Stage 3 pyramid is a…

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House

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8
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As countries move from stage 3 to 4 population will grow for at least one generation. Due to fertility rates declining and people living longer

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Demographic Momentum

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9
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Steady Population Growth. Low and Steady Birth rate. Low death rate. High life expectancy. More old people. More developed country. EX: France

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Stage 4 DTM

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10
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Stage 4 population pyramid is a…

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Box

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11
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Declining Population. Largest age group is 65-69. Aging population. EX: Japan

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Stage 5 DTM

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12
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Stage 5 Population Pyramid is a…

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Cup

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13
Q

Explains changing death rates and common causes of death within society.

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Epidemiological Transition Model

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14
Q

People who moved into the country

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Immigrant

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15
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People who moved out of the country

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Emigrant

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16
Q

Number of births per 1000 people

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Crude Birth Rate

17
Q

Number of deaths per 1000 people

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Crude Death Rate

18
Q

Total number of children that would be born to each woman if she were to live to the end of her child-bearing years

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Total Fertility Rate

19
Q

Average number of years people live.

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Life expectancy

20
Q

Number of babies who die before 1st birthday per 1000 people.

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Infant Mortality Rate

21
Q

The rate at which a country is growing or declining without the impact of migration.

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Rate of Natural Increase

22
Q

The time it takes for the population to double

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Population doubling time

23
Q

Analyzed the relationship between natural resource use and the growing population. Believed society for on their way to starvation

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Thomas Malthus

24
Q

Society was on the path to mass starvation

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Malthusian Theory

25
World population would be unstable
Overpopulation
26
Believed more people will lead to more production and will increase food production
Ester Boserup
27
More people will lead to more food production and more labor.
Boserup Theory
28
People who supported and believed Malthusian Theory
Neo-Malthusians
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Policies set to decrease population growth.
Anti-Natalist Policies
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Parents can only have one child and people who had more would have to pay a fine or more money.
One Child Policy
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Parents can only have one child and people who had more would have to pay a fine or more money.
One Child Policy
32
A country had more of one gender than the other. EX: China with more boys than girls.
Gender Preference
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Policies set in place to increase population growth.
Pronatalist Policies