Demographic Trends Short Mark Questions Flashcards

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2 marks

what is meant by fertility rate

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The average number of women between 15-44 who are able to have children

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2 marks

what is meant by net migration

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Difference between immigration and emigration

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what is meant by birth rate

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The number of live births per 1000 of the population over a year

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what is meant by death rate

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Number of deaths per 1000 of the population over a year

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2 marks

what is meant by dependency ratio

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age-population ratio of those typically not in the labour force and those who are in the labour force

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what is meant by beanpole family

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A family which has lots of generations within it but not that many people per generation

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what is meant by cultural diversity in family structures

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How different cultures accept and have/accept different family structures

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8
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4 marks

suggest reasons why the dependency ratio is affected by migration

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Not all migrants will be able to get visas to work
It increases as more people are able to be economically active
Emigration causes it to go up as there are less people

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9
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4 marks

suggest reasons why infant mortality has declined

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Improved sanitation, hygiene
Better medical equipment
Better housing and better knowledge of nutrition

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10
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4 marks

suggest reasons why the birth rate varies

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WW1 and WW2 birth rate went down but then there was a bloom post war
Contraception has become widely available
Decline in infant mortality
Some people choose to have no children

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4 marks

suggest reasons why the ageing population has increased

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Decline in death rate
Higher life expectancy
Better diet
Better medical equipment

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4 marks

suggest reasons why family and households are becoming increasingly diverse

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Rise is single parent families
Childlessness
More beanpole families

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13
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4 marks

suggest reasons why the number of women who voluntarily choose childlessness is increasing

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focus on career
People leaving it too late
People are becoming more selfish and don’t want children

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14
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6 marks

Consequences of recent migration

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More diversity in family types
Increased fertility rates
Variety of ages of people getting married - Pakistani under 25

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15
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6 marks

reasons why life expectancy has increased

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Improved sanitation and hygiene
rising living standards
better medical technology and practice

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16
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6 marks

consequences of an ageing population

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More bean pole families
Increase in single households for the elderly
Higher medical costs to the state

17
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6 marks

ways in which the presence of ethnic minorities has produced considerably cultural variety in the family

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Caribbean families more like to be SPH
Asian - very traditional, little divorce
Pakistani and Bangladeshi get married younger