UNIT 2 Flashcards

migration and population (68 cards)

1
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population effects…

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food supply, pollution, and economic growth

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LDC

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less developed country

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3
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MDC

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more developed country

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4
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demography

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how people are distributed

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where is 2/3 of the population?

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East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Western Europe
(major population center)

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what are the 4 major population centers?

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East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Western Europe.

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7
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where do most population growths occur?

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in LDCs

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8
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Ecumene

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parts of the world people live in

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9
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Crude Birth Rate

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total number of births in a year

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Crude Death Rate

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total number of deaths in a year

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Natural increase rate

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% of population growth in a year

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12
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how to calculate NIR?

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CBR-CDR —> convert to %

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12
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why do LDC’s have higher birth rates?

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parents have a lot of kids because they don’t expect their children to live

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13
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doubling time

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how long it takes for a population to double

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14
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how to calculate doubling time?

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growth rate divided by 70

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15
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total fertility rate

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how many babies a women can have in her lifetime

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16
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infant mortality rate

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babies that died under 1 year old
(want a low mortality rate)

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17
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as female education increases, population growth…

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decreases
(more educated women don’t tend to have children)

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18
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population pyramids

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graph representing the distribution of population by age and sex

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19
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technology innovations that increase population

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agricultural, industrial, and medical revolution

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20
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DTM stage 1

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high birth rate-high death rate= NIR=0
(CBR cancels CDR out=NIR 0)

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21
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DTM stage 2

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high birth rate- low death rate=high NIR

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22
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DTM stage 3

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lower birth rate- low death rate=lower NIR
(people choose not to have kids)

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23
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DTM stage 4

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low birth rate-low death rate= low/ NIR= 0
(CBR declines to almost equal CDR)

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what happens to women during stage 4?
more women are getting educated = smaller families
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DTM stage 5
more deaths than births (CBR goes below CDR)
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stage 1 diseases
infections, parasitic diseases, human/animal attacks
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stage 2 diseases
improved sanitation. people from poorer countries got diseases like cholera.
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stage 3 diseases
human created sicknesses (heart attacks, old age, etc)
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stage 4 diseases
human created sickness (obesity, heart attacks, etc)
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what did malthus believe about overpopulation?
the population grows faster than food, and populations will only decrease if something major happens (war, famine)
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dependency ratio
people who are too young or too old to work
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sex ratios
males per 100 females
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Malthus's belief on population graphs
food grows arithmetic (linear) and population grows geometric (horizontal)
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why is Malthus wrong (2)
-technologies help better farming and grow more food (green revolution) -technologies and medicine help people live longer
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epidemiology
medical science- studies diseases
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migration
permanent move to a new location
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mobility
ability to move from place to place
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how does migration develop cultures
interchange, communications, mix of people
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suburbanization
moving to the suburbs
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counterurbanization
urban-rural (usually stage 3-4)
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population center
average location of everyone in the country
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population centers have moved....over time
west and more recently south
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emigrants
people moving out of the country
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immigrants
people moving in the country
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place utility
satisfaction or dissatisfaction with an area
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intervening oppurtunities
if a person finds a better location, they might stay there instead
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intervening obstacles
things that prevent someone from migrating
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primitive migration
moving in response to your environment
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transhumance
migration with animals
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imposed migration
people have choice, but not much
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mass migrations
large communities move, not knowing what to expect
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what are some migrant obstacles?
disagreements, gaining permission, physical barriers
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quota
a limit
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National Origin Law
only allowed a specific amount of immigrants
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Immigration Act
limited the number of immigrants allowed into the United States through a quota
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brain drain
large scale of emigrants of talented people
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net in migration
immigrants>emigrants (net migration is positive)
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net out migration
emigrants>immigrants (net migration is negative)
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fecundity
fancy word for fertility
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environmental degradation
worsening the environment through the use of water, air, soil, and habitat destruction
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replacement fertility level
when the population is not shrinking or growing, but is staying the same
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antinatalist policies
when a country doesn't want you to have children
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pronatalist policies
when a country wants you to have more children
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contraception
methods to prevent pregnancy
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asylum seeker
a person seeking residence in a country outside of their own to flee persecution
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internally replaced persons
a person forced to leave their home, but remains in their home country
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transnational migration
moving across the border into another country