core human Flashcards

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1
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birth rate

A

live births /1000 per year

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2
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death rate

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deaths /1000 per year

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3
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Infant mortality rate

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deaths of infants /1000 live births per year

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4
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Total fertility rate

A

Average number of children a mother will birth in reproductive age

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5
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Natural increase rate

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% change population per year

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6
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demographic variables of population

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age, gender, economically active, dependents

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7
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DTM

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Stage 1: BR & DR ↑
Stage 2: DR ↓
Stage 3: BR ↓
Stage 4: BR & DR low, slow population growth
Stage 5: DR > BR, population decline
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8
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Food security

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available, accessible, affordable food (nutritious)

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9
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Green Revolution

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increasing efficiency of farm in order to increase production and amount of food using fertilisers, mechanisation and irrigation.
HYV’s in India = 160% ↑ grain yields

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10
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Carrying capacity

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max population in environment without environment being severely degraded

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11
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overpopulation

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too many people to be supported by environment and resources

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12
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underpopulation

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too few people to fully utilise environment and its resources

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13
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optimum population

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the ideal number of people for environment and it’s resources

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14
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One child policy - china

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initiated early 1980s by central gov
population was rapidly approaching 1 billion
one child per couple, 2nd pregnancy = abortion - forcing couples to flee country
1f : 4/5m
ageing population
undocumented children from rural areas
end 2015

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15
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migrant

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lived in area for 12months+

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16
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why does migration usually occur

A

globalisation, push and pull factors

17
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counter urbanisation

A

movement out of cities towards rural areas

18
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intra-urban migration

A

movement within urban settlements

19
Q

burgess model

A
1 CBD
2 Factories/Industry
3 Working class housing
4 middle class housing
5a commuter zone
20
Q

Economic migrants

A

voluntary movement for work and quality of life

21
Q

Refugees

A

forced to flee due to conflict, political or religious persecution

22
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Asylum Seekers

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left country, seeking asylum in another. waiting to be granted residency

23
Q

Labour Flows

A

Poland -> UK

24
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Poland -> UK

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unemployment (2005) P: 18.2% UK: 5.1%
GDP per head (2006) P: $12,700 UK: $30,900
Low standard of living in Poland
Impact on P: $4bn remittances, divorce rate x2, lack of skilled workers
Impact on UK: filled gaps in labour market, undocumented migrants, more youthful population
Attempts to manage migration: trafficking has no limits scheme to keep citizens within poland
UK: from 2021, points-based system (70 pts) e.g. quaternary sector worker or degree = 20 pts

25
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Mulbarton

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9% more privately owned houses than UK average (77% 2011)
decreasing white population
population ↑694 (2001-2011)
Avg age 42-43
Middle aged population <19 23% 65< 16%
↑ HOUSE PRICES £90,000 (1997) to £250,000 (2017)
↑ population 1,000 (1971) 3,521 (2011)
increased building of new homes around edge of villages
↑ pressure on primary school: 168 (2015) 439 (2019)

26
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Urban Growth

A

↑ number of people living in towns or cities

27
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urbanisation

A

process whereby more people live in towns and cities

28
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suburbanisation

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growth of areas on fringe of major cities resulting in outward growth of urban development

29
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Re-urbanisation

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movement of people into the city centre as part of urban regeneration

30
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world cities

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defined by influence and not size

31
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Foreign policy global cities index

A

business activity, human capital, info exchange, cultural experience, political engagement

32
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globalisation and world cities resources network

A

alpha ++ to gamma -

Influence of company offices HQ=high Minor offices=low