Populations Flashcards

1
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What do we call when a population increases?

A

Natural increase

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2
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What do we call when a population decreases?

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Natural decrease

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3
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Birth rates means?

A

Number of live births per year per 1000

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4
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Death rates means?

A

Number of deaths per year per 1000

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5
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Natural increase / decrease means?

A

The change in population

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6
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How to calculate the natural increase?

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Birth rate - death rate

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7
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Factors that encourage a high death rate…3 examples

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Diseases, not enough resources, low healthcare

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Factors that encourage a high birth rate…3 examples

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So that their children can work on the farm, low taxes, boys get to keep the family name

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9
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Factors that encourage a low death rate…3 examples

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Cheep healthcare, good resources, good healthcare

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10
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Factors that encourage a low birth rate…3 examples

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Government may prevent having more than x amount of children (china), money issues = lack of job, birth delay = women now have jobs

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11
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Demographic definition

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To do with population. Demographers study population changes.

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12
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Transition definition

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Movement from one stage to another.

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13
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Model definition

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A simple diagram to show something quite complicated

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14
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Population pyramid definition

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A population pyramid is a graph that geographers draw to show the structure of the population.

Structure shows how many males and females of different age groups are in a country.

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15
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0-4 to 15-19?

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Young dependents

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16
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20-24 to 55-59

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Independent cohort / economically active

17
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60-64 to 100+

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Old dependents

18
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Life expectancy meaning

A

The average period that a person may expect to live.

19
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Ageing population examples and definition

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When a country has a high proportion of people over 65 years old. e.g. Japan, Germany, UK.