UNIT 2 Ap Human Geo Flashcards

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Demography

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Study of population characteristics.

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Overpopulation

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Relationship between population size and resource availability.

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How much of world pop lives in East Asia:

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1/5 of world population (5/6 in China).

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How much of world pop lives in South Asia

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1/5 of world population (3/4 in India).

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How much of world pop lives in Southeast Asia

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1/12 of world population.

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How much of world pop lives in Europe

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1/9 of world population.

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Ecumene

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Permanently inhabited areas of Earth.

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Dry Lands

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Land too dry for farming

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Wet Lands

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Land too wet, near equator.

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Cold Lands

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Too frigid for civilization.

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High Lands

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Too steep/cold for habitation.

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Arithmetic Density

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Total population ÷ total land area.

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Physiological Density

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Total population ÷ arable land.

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Agricultural Density

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Total farmers ÷ arable land.

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Crude Birth Rate (CBR)

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Live births per 1,000 people/year.

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Crude Death Rate (CDR)

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Deaths per 1,000 people/year

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Natural Increase Rate (NIR)

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% population growth per year (excludes migration).

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Doubling Time

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Time required for population to double (constant NIR).

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Total Fertility Rate (TFR)

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Avg. births per woman.

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Infant Mortality Rate (IMR)

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Deaths of infants (<1 year) per live births.

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Life Expectancy

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Avg. years a newborn is expected to live.

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Agricultural Revolution

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Domestication of animals.

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Industrial Revolution

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Technological advancements in manufacturing.

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Medical Revolution

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Diffusion of medical tech to LDCs.

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Demographic Transition Model: Stage 1

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Low growth (high birth/death rates, little growth).

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Demographic Transition Model: Stage 2

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High growth (death rates drop, birth rates constant).

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Demographic Transition Model: Stage 3

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Decreasing growth (decline in birth rates, moderate NIR).

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Demographic Transition Model: Stage 4

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Low growth (ZPG, improved living standards).

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Demographic Transition Model: Stage 5

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(Hypothetical): Low birth/death rates, fluctuating NIR.

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Dependency Ratio

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Ratio of dependents (young/old) to working-age population.

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Sex Ratio

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Males per 100 females.

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Malthusian Theory

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Population grows exponentially, food grows arithmetically → population will outpace food.

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Neo-Malthusians

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Resource strain includes not just food but energy (oil, gas, etc.).

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Epidemiologic Transition Stage 1

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Pestilence & famine (e.g., Black Plague).

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Epidemiologic Transition Stage 2

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Receding pandemics (e.g., cholera in industrial cities).

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Epidemiologic Transition Stage 3 & 4

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Degenerative diseases (e.g., heart disease, cancer).

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Epidemiologic Transition Stage 5

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Reemergence of infectious diseases (e.g., antibiotic resistance).