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Unit 2 Test Flashcards

1
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What’s the #1 reason people move

A

economic reasons

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2
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total people/ total land

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arthemetic density

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3
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total people/ arable land

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physiological density

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4
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total farmers/ arable land

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agricultural density

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5
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MDC countries

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more/ most developed countries

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LDC countries

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less developed countries

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CBR of stage 1

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high

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8
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CDR of stage 1

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high

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9
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NIR of stage 1

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low to no

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10
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ETM of stage 1

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pestilence and famine (plague, GPF)

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11
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Describe stage 1

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high CBR, high CDR, low to no NIR, ETM is pestilence and famine like the plague and GPF

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12
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CBR of stage 2

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high

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13
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CDR of stage 2

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low

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14
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NIR of stage 2

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high

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15
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ETM of stage 2

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receding pandemic; Dr. John Snow (cholera)

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16
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Describe stage 2

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high CBR, low CDR, high NIR, ETM in receding pandemics (cholera)

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17
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CBR of stage 3

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moderate

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18
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CDR of stage 3

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low

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19
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NIR of stage 3

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moderate

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20
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ETM of stage 3

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degenerative diseases (cancer)

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21
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Describe stage 3

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moderate CBR, low CDR, high NIR, Etm is degenerative diseases like cancer

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22
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CBR of stage 4

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low

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23
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CDR of stage 4

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low

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24
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NIR rate of stage 4

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low to no

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25
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ETM of stage 4

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delayed degenerative diseases (diabetes)

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26
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describe stage 4

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low CBR, low CDR, low to no NIR, ETM is delayed degenerative diseases like heart disease

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27
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CBR of stage 5

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low

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28
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CDR of stage 5

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increasing

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29
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NIR of stage 5

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negative

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30
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ETM of stage 5

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rise of the super-bug; diseases immune to treatment (covid,zeka)

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31
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Describe stage 5

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low CBR, increasing CDR, negatve NIR, ETM is rise of the super-bug, diseases immune to treatment like covid or zeka

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32
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How many countries are in stage 1

A

0

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33
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What type of countries are in stage 2

A

LDC countries

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34
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What type of countries are in stage 4

A

MDC countries

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35
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What’s an example of a country in stage 5

A

Denmark

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36
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Which stages have the same NIR

A

stage 1 and 4

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37
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What does stage 1’s pyramid look like

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wide base and sharp top

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37
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When did MDC countries move to stage 2

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during the industrial revolution

38
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When did LDC countries move to stage 2

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during the medical revolution

39
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What does a upside down pyramid mean

A

stage 5 and high elderly population

40
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what are the 4 non-ecumenes

A

highlands, wetlands, cold lands, dry lands

41
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What is an ecumene people think is a non-ecumene

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heat

42
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What does the stage 1 pyramid look like

A

wide base and sharp top

43
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What does a stage 2 pyramid look like

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like a normal pyramid

44
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what does a stage 3 pyramid look like

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box at the base and a triangle top

45
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what does a stage 4 pyramid look like

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wide base and kinda curved top

46
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what does a stage 5 pyramid look like

A

upside down pyramid

47
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emigration means

A

to leave

48
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immigration means

A

to enter

49
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what did Thomas Malthus believe in

A

we would run out of food from our population growing

50
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pronatalist

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encouraging increased fertility

51
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example of pronatalist

A

Denmark’s slogan “do it for Denmark”

52
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antinatalist

A

discouraging fertility

53
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example of antinatalist

A

China’s one child policy

54
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pro-immigration

A

encourages immigration; usually caused by an aging population and low fertility rates

55
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example of pro-immigration

A

guest worker programs

56
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anti-immigration

A

not wanting immigrants to come; usually a reaction caused by a large influx of immigrants

57
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example of anti-immigration

A

U.S.

58
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what regulates how many people come into the country

A

Quota Laws

59
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describe LDC’s

A

less gender equality, less opportunity’s, more time devoted to family, higher fertility rates, more population growth

60
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describe MDC’s

A

more gender equality, more opportunity’s, less time devoted to family, lower fertility rates, less population growth

61
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push factors

A

push people out of an area

62
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examples of push factors

A

war, famine, bad weather persecution, lack of opportunities, political opportunities,etc.

63
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pull factors

A

bring people into an area

64
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examples of pull factors

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freedom, better opportunities, family, friends,etc.

65
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forced migrated

A

when someone is forced out of their home

66
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refugee

A

someone forced out of their home in fear of their life

67
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IDP

A

same as refugees but unable to leave the country

68
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asylum seekers

A

people who are looking to be recognized as citizens of another country

69
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voluntary migration

A

permanent movement by choice

70
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transnational

A

moving across country

71
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transhumance

A

nomads

72
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chain

A

following other migrants

73
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step

A

taking steps to final destination

74
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guest worker

A

skills are needed

75
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inter

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between

76
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intra

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within

77
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examples of intra-regional migration

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rural to urban & urban to suburban (happened during IR)

78
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examples of inter- regional migration

A

moving to Florida because it’s warmer

79
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true or false?: historically we moved west but now we move south

A

true

80
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where to the most legal and illegal immigrants come from

A

Mexico

81
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If physiological density is high but arithmetic density is low, then

A

there is a small amount of arable land than its size

82
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a population pyramid depicts

A

age and sex of a society

83
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Number of males per 1,000 females in the population.

A

sex ratio

84
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The largest number of individuals that a particular environment can support.

A

carrying capacity

85
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Movement within one particular region of a country.

A

intraregional migration

86
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when all the smart people in a country leave

A

brain drain

87
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The portion of the Earth’s surface occupied by human settlement.

A

ecumene

88
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Net migration from urban to rural areas in more developed countries.

A

circular migration

89
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Permanent movement from one region of a country to another.

A

interregional migration

90
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A complete enumeration(count) of the people in a country, completed every ten years in the United States.

A

census

91
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Most common internal migration pattern in the United States

A

urban to suburban

92
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Movement of upper and middle class people from urban core areas to the surrounding outskirts to escape pollution as well as the deteriorating social conditions.

A

suburbanization

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