Unit 1B Changing Populations And Places Flashcards

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Natural increase definition

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The difference between the number of birth and the number of deaths recorded over a period

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Fertility Rate definition

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The number of births per 1000 women of childbearing age

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Life expectancy definition

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Average number of years that a person is expected to live

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Dependency ratio definition

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Measure of the number of dependents aged zero to 14 and over the age of 65 compared with the total population aged 15-64.

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Mega city definition

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Urban area that has at least 10 million people

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Consequences of mega cities (6)

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Development of slums, homelessness, crime, traffic congestion, urban sprawl, air and water pollution

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Shenzhen SEZ (Special Economic Zone aims (3)

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Controlled area for foreign trade, experimental areas of capitalism, employment

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What does Shenzhen’s population pyramid look like?

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Large population of young migrants in search of work.

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How did Shenzhen’s government deal with undocumented workers?

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Employer funded health insurance program, investment fund to help educate children of undocumented migrants.

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Causes of forced migration (3)

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Political conflict, economic development, response to disasters (natural disasters, long-term environmental changes, human-induced disasters)

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Refugees definition

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Seek refuge from a danger or persecution, move internationally. Given legal rights (residency, right to work for wages)

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Asylum seekers

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People who have crossed an international border with the hope of being recognized as a refugee, but their claim is still being considered.

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Internally displaced persons

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People who have been forcibly relocated within their own country.

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Challenges of an aging population

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  • increasing need for elderly services (homes, medical care, pension) —> pressure on government
  • increased dependency ratio (pressure on active workforce)
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