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soc ch 20

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Cohort   People born at the same time  
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Who came up with the Malthusian Theory?   Thomas R. Malthus.  
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What is the malthusian theory?   population grows faster than the subsistence needed to keep it alive  
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What can this theory predict for the future?   Famine  
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In what way of increase does pop grow?   Exponentially  
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What are 3 things that keep the pop in check?   Famine, war, and disease  
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Example of a preventive check for the pop.   Abstinence  
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What did malthus fail to see?   advancement of farmland, medicine, and contraceptives  
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Demographic Transition theory   countries pass through pop patterns that are linked to a technology, ending in birthrate being low.  
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How many stages are there in pop change?   3  
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1st stage   High birthrate, high death rate. (colonial times where women had 13 children but also had high death rate due to tech in medicine)  
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2nd stage   High birthrate, declining death rate. Increases the pop. (industrial times were healthier, while people had 13 kids anyway)  
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3rd stage   low birthrate, low death rate. Causes pop to stabilize.  
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Criticism on the demographic transition theory   Based one countries of white majority and is ethnocentric.  
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What is rational choice theory   People are capable of choosing the number of children and what to do.  
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Human ecology definition   The study of dependencies that exist between people and their environment. (plants need carbon dioxide and humans need oxygen)  
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Human ecosystem   A system of parts where people interact with each other in an environment.  
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two most important things about an ecosystem   Resources are limited and one thing effects everything.  
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thermal pollution   When pollution affects the temperature and starts killing things.  
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Environmental racism   Dumping shiz where there is a high concentration of minorities  
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Why isn't the poor environment being saved?   Bc companies are worried they'll lose money  
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