Population Flashcards

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What’s population?

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Population is the summary (a amount) of people that are in the country or world or city.

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What does densely populated mean?

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Is an area crowded with people.

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Negative factors are…..

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Things that discourage people to live in an area.

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Population density means…

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The number of people in an area (usually 1 square Km)

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Positive factors …

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Are things that encourage people to live in an area.

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Sparsely populated means…

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An area with very few people. (Opposite to densely populated)

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Population distribution…

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Is the pattern of where people live and how populations are spread out.

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Positive factors examples.

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Close to transport.
Rich fertile soil.
Good water supply
Lots of job opportunities
Flat land
Moderate climate
River mouth at port.
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Negative factor examples.

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Poor dry soil.
Poor water supply
Steep slopes (uneven land)
Bad environment (remote)
No close shops
No close transportations
Very cold climate / extremely hot climate
No jobs/ far from shops, work, essential things
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What’s birth rate?

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Is the number of births per 1000 of a counties population each year.

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Death rate ..

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Is the number of deaths per 1000 of a countries population each year.

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Natural increase or decrease is..

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The difference between the death/birth rate. If the birth rate is higher than the death rate population increasing.

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What does a demographer do?

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Is a person that studies population data collected at the census.

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Why is there a population increase

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Because poor countries tend to have a higher population, birth/death rate. Births remain high, though, deaths rates fall by healthcare.

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Why is there a steady population?

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When birth and death rate stay the same. (Poor countries cannot prevent people from dieing.

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Why is there a population decrease?

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When lots of people die and less women give birth to a child.