Geography Flashcards
Factors that affect birth rates
- access to contraception
- influence of religion and tradition
- cost of raising children
- level of education
- age at which people get married
- women in society
Factors affecting death rates
- quality of health care
- access to clean water/ sanitations
- vaccinations
- war and conflict
- average age of population
Name 4 DTM Stages
Stage 1 - high stationary
Stage 2 - early stationary
Stage 3 - late expanding
Stage 4 - Low standing
Describe stage 1 (DTM)
- high birth rate
- high variable death rate
- population remains stable
Describe Stage 3 (DTM)
- declining birth rate
- rate of death decline slackens
- population growth rate declines
Describe stage 2 (DTM)
- high birth rate
- declining death rate
- population begins to grow in size
describe stage 4
- low variable birth rate
- low death rate
- population stability returns
Name 5 Rostow’s Stages
Stage 1 - Traditional Society
Stage 2 - preconditions to take-off
Stage 3 - take -off
Stage 4 - drive to maturity
Stage 5 - age of mass consumption
Describe traditional society (Rostows)
Society is very primitive with very limited technology and a reliance on subsistence farming. People rely on community bartering rather than advanced coinage/banking. Society is governed by a small wealthy ruling elite with strong traditional value.