Chap 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Shows 5 typical stages of population change that countries go through as they modernize

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Demographic Transition Model

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2
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Hunter and Gatherer. High birth rate and high fluctuating death rate.

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Stage 1 DTM

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3
Q

Population pyramid 1 is a..

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Shrub

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4
Q

High birth rate and low life expectancy. High population growth. Less developed region EX: Niger

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Stage 2 DTM

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5
Q

Population pyramid 2 is a..

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Tree

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6
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Declining birth rate and a more slowly declining death rate. Life expectancy going up. Countries try to leave this stage as soon as possible to avoid long-term exponential growth. Ex: Turkey

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Stage 3 DTM

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7
Q

Population Stage 3 pyramid is a…

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House

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8
Q

As countries move from stage 3 to 4 population will grow for at least one generation. Due to fertility rates declining and people living longer

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Demographic Momentum

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9
Q

Steady Population Growth. Low and Steady Birth rate. Low death rate. High life expectancy. More old people. More developed country. EX: France

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Stage 4 DTM

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10
Q

Stage 4 population pyramid is a…

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Box

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11
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Declining Population. Largest age group is 65-69. Aging population. EX: Japan

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Stage 5 DTM

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12
Q

Stage 5 Population Pyramid is a…

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Cup

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13
Q

Explains changing death rates and common causes of death within society.

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Epidemiological Transition Model

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14
Q

People who moved into the country

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Immigrant

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15
Q

People who moved out of the country

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Emigrant

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16
Q

Number of births per 1000 people

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Crude Birth Rate

17
Q

Number of deaths per 1000 people

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Crude Death Rate

18
Q

Total number of children that would be born to each woman if she were to live to the end of her child-bearing years

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Total Fertility Rate

19
Q

Average number of years people live.

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Life expectancy

20
Q

Number of babies who die before 1st birthday per 1000 people.

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Infant Mortality Rate

21
Q

The rate at which a country is growing or declining without the impact of migration.

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Rate of Natural Increase

22
Q

The time it takes for the population to double

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Population doubling time

23
Q

Analyzed the relationship between natural resource use and the growing population. Believed society for on their way to starvation

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Thomas Malthus

24
Q

Society was on the path to mass starvation

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Malthusian Theory

25
Q

World population would be unstable

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Overpopulation

26
Q

Believed more people will lead to more production and will increase food production

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Ester Boserup

27
Q

More people will lead to more food production and more labor.

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Boserup Theory

28
Q

People who supported and believed Malthusian Theory

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Neo-Malthusians

29
Q

Policies set to decrease population growth.

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Anti-Natalist Policies

30
Q

Parents can only have one child and people who had more would have to pay a fine or more money.

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One Child Policy

31
Q

Parents can only have one child and people who had more would have to pay a fine or more money.

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One Child Policy

32
Q

A country had more of one gender than the other. EX: China with more boys than girls.

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Gender Preference

33
Q

Policies set in place to increase population growth.

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Pronatalist Policies