Population Studies Flashcards

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1
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Give an example of a country in stage 2 of the demographic transition model

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Nigeria

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2
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Give an example of a country in stage 4 of the demographic transition model

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Ireland

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3
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Give an example of a country in stage 1 of the demographic transition model

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Somalia

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4
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Give an example of a country in stage 5 of the demographic transition model

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Germany

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5
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Give an example of a country in stage 3 of the demographic transition model

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India

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What is the definition of migrant?
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a person who moves from place to place to find work or better living conditions.

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What is the definition of immigrant?
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a person who comes to live in a foreign country

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What is the definition of emigrant?
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A person who leaves their own country to live in another

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What is the definition of refugee?
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an immigrant given special permission to live in another country due to war, natural disasters or persecution.

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10
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What factors would encourage you to leave a country? (push factors)
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war, poor standard of living, unemployment, famine, poor social life, poor housing, natural disasters,

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What factors would encourage you to move to another country? (pull factors)
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better job opportunities, good social life, the promise of freedom, good housing, better health care, education opportunities, safety,

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What factors would be a barrier to migration?
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high cost of travel, leaving friends and family behind, religious racial or political prosecution.

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13
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What is the study of population called?

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Demography

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14
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Factors influencing birth rate

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-status of women
-access to contraceptives
-war
-education
-healthcare

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15
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factors influencing death rate

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-war
-access to food and water
-access to healthcare
-natural disasters
-technology
-education

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16
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How does food affect death rate?

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-new machinery
-new farming methods e.g. crop rotation
-use of fertilisers improved crop production

These increase in food supply means less famine

17
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how does war affect birth and death rate?

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-War affects death rate because soldiers and civilians are killed.

-War affects birth rate because husbands and wives are separated leading to a lower birth rate. However, when soldiers return home a ‘baby boom’ is seen which increases birth rate.

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How does education affect birth and death rate?

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-Education affects birth rate because educated people are more likely to understand and take part in family planning and have know about contraceptives.

-Education affects death rate because it allows people to make good choices in relation to diets, personal hygiene and sanitation.

19
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Name the 3 types of migration

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Forced migration, individual migration and organised migration

20
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How does status of women affect birth rate?

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-A higher status creates a lower birth rate because women will receive a better education and will want to focus on their careers. They will also be able to make choices about family planning and will most likely have access to contraceptives.

-A lower status results in a higher birth rate because women be married and have children at a young age. They will also have larger families.

21
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How does technology affect death rate?

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-Technological advances has improved farm machinery, which increases food supplies, and improved water treatment equipment, which provides clean and safe drinking water.

22
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How does healthcare affect birth and death rate?

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-Improvement in healthcare has reduced the amount of child mortalities, resulting in higher birth rates.

-Healthcare affects death rate because improvements in vaccinations and antibiotics has helped people to survive many illnesses.

23
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Describe the population, economy, death rate and birth rate in stage 1 of the demographic transition model
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population- fluctuating or growing slowly
birth rate- high
death rate- high
economy- poorly developed

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describe the population, economy, death rate and birth rate in stage 2 of the demographic transition model
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population- growing very quickly
birth rate- high
death rate- decreasing
economy- starting to grow

25
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describe the population, economy, death rate and birth rate in stage 3 of the demographic transition model
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population- rate of growth slows down
birth rate- decreasing
death rate- low
economy- continuing to grow

26
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describe the population, economy, death rate and birth rate in stage 4 of the demographic transition model
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population- fluctuates and only increases slowly
birth rate- low
death rate- low
economy- developed

27
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describe the population, economy, death rate and birth rate in stage 5 of the demographic transition model
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population- natural decrease
birth rate- low
death rate- low
economy- very well developed