Human Population Flashcards

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Early environmental resistance factors

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Competition for food and water
Predator
Disease

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During early history, populations survived as a society of

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Hunter-gatherers

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Bridge between africa and eurasia

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Fertile crescent

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How many founder crops, and modern domesticated animals found in fertile crescent

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8 founder crops

4/5 modern domesticated livestock

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Stimulated invention of irrigation in FC

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Presence of two major river systems

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What marked the agricultural revolution

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Humans settled into towns and villages, unlike nomadic lifestyle

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During the agricultural revo, food supply wasn’t hunted, it was

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Grown and raised

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Cause of population growth in agric revo

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Greater control of food supply

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8
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Population reached how many by Middle Ages

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800 Million

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9
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Density dependent limiting factors

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Famines and disease

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10
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Caused about half of human death

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Malaria

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Eliminated 1/3 of Europe’s population

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Black death

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Bubonic plague cause

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Rats, fleas, bacteria with yersinia pisti

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New technologies and innovations during Industrial Revolution

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Water treatment
Antibiotics
The steam engine
Electricity
Vaccines
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14
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Death rate in newborns

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Infant mortality rate

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15
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What happened to IMR during industrial revo

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Massive drop

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16
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Drop in IMR means

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Increase in overall average life expectancy

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17
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Life expectancy pre-industrial in Britain

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25-40

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18
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Industrialized farming, water treatment, modern medicine removed

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Density dependent limiting factors

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19
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When does exponential growth occur?

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Population size and rate of growth increases

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20
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How does doubling time measure growth

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Estimating how long a population will double in size with its current rate of growth

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21
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Doubling time equation

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70 / current % growth rate

22
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Study of human population

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Demography

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Group of interbreeding species found in same habitat

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Population

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Developing countries have population rates that tend to be
Grows more rapidly Younger Poorer
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Developed countries tend to be
Decreasing population size Older Wealthy
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Comparing developed and developing countries require these demographic variables
GDP Life expectancy Total fertility rate
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How long an average newborn will live in a society
Life expectancy
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Average number of children a woman will have in her lifetime
Total fertility rate
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What is GDP
Standard of living measurement
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Growing population has a fertility rate
Above replacement level
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Below replacement level meansq
Shrinking population level
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GDP is highly correlated with
Life expectancy and infant mortality rate
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People move out of an area
Emigration
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Move to a new area
Immigration
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What immigration offsets does to a developed country
Delays normal pop decline
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Population pyramids factor
Age distribution and gender
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Increased likeliness to have more children
Pronatalist pressures
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What lead drop in death rates during transition pd
Access to food | Improved medicine
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During late transition stage, what efforts were done for
Reduce birth rate
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Slow pop increase
Late transition stage
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Balanced birth and death rates
Industrial age
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Status of total fertility rate during industrial pd
Close to replacement level
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Birth rate during postnatal stage
Falls
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Fertility rate below replacement level
Post-industrial stage
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4 stages of demographic transition
Preindus Transitional Indus Postindus
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World population will stabilize during
Next century
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Low pop size
8 B
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Med pop size
9.3 B
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High p size
13 B
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Shape of pop curve that grows exponentially
J
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Pop growing at its biotic potential
Exponential
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Limits pop growth because of limited resources
Carrying capacity
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S shape of graph grows until it reaches
Stable size based on carrying capacity