Unit 2 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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number of males per 100 females

A

sex ratio

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2
Q

when population fertility is just high enough to maintain current population

A

replacement fertility

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3
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describes the ages and number of males and females in a given population

A

age distribution

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4
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time when humans first domesticated plants and animals

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agricultural revolution

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5
Q

counts the population of a nation, state, or geographic region

A

census

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6
Q

number of children that die between the first and fifth years of their life

A

child mortality rate

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7
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birth control by the use of devices

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contraception

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8
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futurist who believes continued progress and provision of material can be met by advances in technology

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cornucopians

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9
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study patterns and rates of population change

A

demography

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10
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projected amount of time it will take for a given population to double

A

doubling time

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11
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inhabited land

A

ecumene

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12
Q

medical technology diffused to poorer countries

A

medical revolution

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13
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a disease that has spread worldwide

A

pandemic

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14
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cluster of people living in the same area

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population agglomerations

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15
Q

number of people per unit of arable land, suitable for farming

A

physiological density

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16
Q

a sudden increase or burst in the population

A

zero population growth

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17
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total number of people divided by the total land area

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arithmetic density

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18
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vertical axis age groups

19
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tool that provides information on birth rates, gender data, how long people live, and economic development

A

population pyramid

20
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theory of the relationship between people and the earth

A

Malthusian theory

21
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global overpopulation is a serious problem and even greater threat for the future

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neo-malthusian theory

22
Q

predictable stages in disease and life expectancy that countries experience as they develop

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epidemiological transition model

23
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total population change = births-deaths+immigrants-emigrants

A

demographic equation

24
Q

people who move out of the country

25
people who move into the country
immigrants
26
number of deaths per year for each 1,000 people
crude death rate
27
number of live births per year for each 1,000 people
crude birth rate
28
percent at which a country's population is growing or declining without the impact of migration
natural increase rate
29
shows 5 typical stages of population change that countries pass through as they modernize
demographic transition model
30
number of children who die before their first birthday
infant mortality rate
31
number of years the average person will live
life expectancy
32
programs designed to increase fertility rate
pro-natalism
33
programs designed to decrease the number of births
anti-natalism
34
group expected to be society's labor force
potential workforce
35
too young or too old to work full time
dependent population
36
a value comparing the working to nonworking parts of a population
dependency ratio
37
average number of children who would be born per woman of that group in a country
total fertility rate
38
lower number of births after a boom
baby bust
39
spike of birth rate
baby boom
40
having more people than it can support
overpopulation
41
compares the number of farms to the area of arable lad
agricultural density
42
population it can support without significant environmental deterioration
carrying capacity
43
land suitable for growing crops
arable