Population And Its Structure Flashcards

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Population

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The number of people living in an area

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Population density

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The size of the country in relation to the number of people living there

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3
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Densely populated

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Annarea with many people per square km

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4
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Sparsely populated

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An area with a few people per square km

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5
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Factors that can influence population density

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  • transport = links
  • relief = more factories/residential area/schools
  • weather
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6
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Typical example of a densely populated area

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  • fertile soil
  • inland
  • dense woodland
  • Gentle slopes/ low relief
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Typical examples of a sparsely populated area

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  • mountainous
  • countryside
  • infertile soil
  • fewer natural resources
  • few transport links
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Mega cities

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A city with a population of over 10 million

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9
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Birth rate

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Recorded births in a certain area per 1,000 ppl

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Death rate

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Recorded deaths in a certain area per 1,000 ppl

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Working age

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  • Variation of age that is commonly worked at

- age group that is economically active

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Life expectancy

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  • How long people are predicted to live until

- county’s average

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Elderly dependants

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  • Elder who cannot live alone

- no longer working

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14
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Young dependants

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  • young adults who need assistance

- e.g housing, education fees

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Infant mortality

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  • recorded number of deaths in infants under 1yrs

- per 1000 ppl

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16
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Dtm graph

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  • shows the common/predicted trends of a country’s population
  • shows birth/death rates and impacts of this
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Unemployment rate

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% of people at working age who are not working

18
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% working in agriculture

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The percentage of people who rely on fishing and farming for their income

19
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Access to clean water supply

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% of people who have access to clean and safe water supply

20
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Access to improved sanitation

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  • % of people who have access to good sanitation

- proper sewage systems and toilet facilities

21
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Economic indicator

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Tell us how wealthy a country is and its population

22
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Social indicators

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  • Tells us about how healthy and educated the population is

- population’s wellbeing

23
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Population pyramids use

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  • present data on a country’s population and development
  • shows men and women structure separately
  • shows distribution of age across its population