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Grade Saver 3
Question | Answer |
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Demography | Scientific study population |
Population Distribution | Pattern of human settlement |
Arithmetic density | Total number of people divided by land area |
Physiological density | number of people per unit area |
Carrying capacity | population environment can support |
Agricultural density | ratio number of farmers to land |
Ecumene | Portion Earth's surface human can live |
Population Pyramid | bar graph representing distribution |
Cohort | Population various age in pop. pyramid |
Sex ratio | # of males per 100 females |
Birth Deficit | Bars of pop. pyramid rep. children |
Dependency Ratio | # of people under 15 & over 64 |
Crude Birth Rate (CBR) | # of live births per 1,000 people |
Crude Death Rate (CDR) | # of deaths per 1,000 people |
Total Fertility Rate (TFR) | Average # of children a woman will have |
Doubling Time | # of years needed to double a pop. |
Overpopulation | # of people exceeds capacity |
Anti-natalist | Government policy limiting pop. growth |
Eugenic population policies | Govt. policies favor one racial sector |
Pro-natalist | Govt. policy stimulating birth rates |
Life expectancy | Avg. # of yrs. and individual can expect to live |
Infant Mortality Rate(IMR) | #of deaths of infants under 1 per 1,000 births |
Child Mortality Rate) | # of deaths in first 5 years of life |
Demographic transition | Process of change in society's from high birth rates to low birth/death rates |
Rate of Natural Increase (NIR) | Percentage of growth in a year (CBR)-(DBR) |
J-Curve | Population increase exponential growth |
S-Curve | Relates to growth and decline in rate of natural increase |
Zero Population Growth (ZPG) | Decline of total fertility rate to where (NIR) = 0 |
Expansive Population Pyramid | High birth rate low life expectancy |
Stationary Population Pyramid | Not significantly growing or shrinking |
Epidemiological transition model | Distinctive cause of death in stage of Demographic transition model |
Malthusian Theory | British economist concluded rate of population growing faster than agriculture productivity |
Pandemic | Disease occurs over wide area affects high proportion |
Boserup Theory: | Theory stating agricultural methods depend on population size |
Neo-Malthusians | Argue global overpopulation is serious problem will lead to depletion of nonrenewable sources. |