Geography Unit 2 Flashcards

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Demography?

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study of population numbers, distributuion, trends, and issues.

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Birth rate?

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yearly number of live births per 1000. Divide number of births in population in a year by mid-year pop.

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Death rate?

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Yearly number of deaths per 1000. Divide number of deaths by estimated mid year pop.

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Natural increase rate?

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difference between the birth and death rate. Calculation: Birth rate-death rate.

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Infant Mortality rate?

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yearly number of deaths under 1 year old per 1000. deaths divided by number of live births multiplied by 1000.

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Child mortality rate?

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yearly number of deaths under 8 per 1000.

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Immigrate?

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to move permanently to a country.

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Immigration Rate?

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number of immigrants per 1000. Immigrants divided by mid year pop multiplied by 1000

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Refugee?

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person forced to leave their country.

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Emigrate?

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to leave your country to live somehwhere else.

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Emigration Rate?

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yearly number of people per 1000 who move elsewhere.

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Net Migration Rate?

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difference between immgrants and emmigrants. Calculation: Immigration rate-Emmigration rate.

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push factor?

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something that makes people want to leave their country. eg discrimination, unemployment.

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pull factor?

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something that attracts people to another country. eg. freedom of speech, educational opportunites.

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population growth?

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calculates overall growth of a countrys population. take the current population size and subtract previous population size. divide that by that amount by previous size then multiply by 100.

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16
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life expectancy?

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average life span of a population.

17
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baby boom?

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large rise in the birth rate in late 1940’s in europe and north america because of world war 2.

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doubling time?

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how long it would take for a countrys pop to double at that countries current rate of growth.

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population pyramid?

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graph that depicts population distribution by age and sex.

20
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population density?

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figure calculated by dividing pop of a region by that regions area

21
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population distribution?

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patterns showing where people live in an area.

22
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what are demographic indicators?

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birth rate, death rate, infrant mortality rate, net migration, population growth, GDP per capita, median age, and literacy rate.

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GDP per capita?

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total income of a country divided by number of people in that country.

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median age?

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age that divides the population in 2 parts of equal size.

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literacy rate?

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percentage of pop of a given age group that can read and write.

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what are characteristics associated with developed countries?

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low unemployment rate, equal pop per age, political stability, freedom, low migration, low birth and death rate.

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what are characteristics associated with developing countries?

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high unemployment, unstable op, non accessible resources, citizens below poverty line, low life expectancy, high birth and death rate.

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dependancy load?

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those of non working age. age 0-14 and age 65+ compared to the population aged 15-64.

29
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what are the immigration requirements?

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age, education, language, work experince, arranged employment in Canada approved by HRDC,.

30
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how many points do you need to immigrate to Canada?

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67 out of 100.

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