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Geo Unit 4 Test

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Define demography The study of human population
What are the different types of population pyramids?
Increasing, stable, and decreasing
What is the dependency load? Is the percentage of population that don’t work
Who are the dependents? The dependents are 0-19 and 65+
Who are “baby boomers “what year were they born in? People who are born between 1945-1964
What is a census metropolitan area? Has the population over 100,000
Define push factors. Causes people to leave a country due to lack of jobs, war, poverty, and natural disasters.
Define pull factors. Causes people to move to a country due to good healthcare, education, safety, peace, and better job opportunities.
What is a refugee? Is someone who is forced to leave their country due to bad things such as war.
What is birth rate? Is the number of births in a population per year per 1000 people.
What is death rate? Is the number of deaths in a population per year per 1000 people.
What is an immigrant? Is a person who moves to one country from another.
What is an emigrant? Is a person who leaves one country to another.
What is uneven population? Causes climate, soil, fertility, water, supply, and job opportunities.
What is population density? Is how many people live in a certain space
What is population distribution? Is people spread out across the given area.
What are the three types of immigrants? Independent, family, and refugee.
What are examples of different types of maps used to show populations? Cartogram, Cioropleth, light map, and dot density map.
What is over population? Is the number of people in an area is greater than the resources and space available to support them.
What is census data? Is information collected during census about the people living there.
What is Canada‘s current population density? Is 4.2 million.
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